Disabled toilet alarms

[dokkan1080]

Can a disabled toilet alarm pull cord be linked with another pull cord in the same room?

So when either one is used it alerts the same way on the central board?

 

[DPG]

whether the switches are momentary or not, 2 switches in the same room in parallel will achieve the purpose. with momentary switches, either pulled will activate the alarm. reset in room or remote will reset. if the switches are latching, the only problem is that you don't know which one need pulling to "off" to enable reset, unless there is a LED on each switch.

Yes, hopefully they aren't latching switches!

 

[mattg4321]

I’ve never seen an alarm of this type with a latching switch.

Often there are more than one momentary pull switch.

 

[snowhead]

I've seen / replaced latching pull switches on alarms on units installed in the late 80's and replaced complete systems.
The pull switch had an indicator on it to show it had been operated.

Reset was on the wall outside the cubicle with an indicator on the wall above the entrance.

 

[davesparks]

I've seen / replaced latching pull switches on alarms on units installed in the late 80's and replaced complete systems.
The pull switch had an indicator on it to show it had been operated.

Reset was on the wall outside the cubicle with an indicator on the wall above the entrance.

Yes, the rules were different in those days.