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Welshsparky

Does anybody know how to wire a sentry ( a panel used to trip the power when noise gets to loud, Im currently wiring a sound proof music studio,The sentrys were cabled by somebody else but ive been asked to wire it, Theres 2 1.5mm twins at the sentry and two at the board...please please help!
 
The first thing that popped into my mind when I read the Title was Call Of Duty:Black Ops!!

Am I the only one obsessed by this lol, Sorry Welshsparky wont help you out but the word Sentry tickled me lol
 
From experience I would think that one of the twins will be to supply the unit, so fed from the board and the second twin will be to power a contactor which will switch the power off when there is too much noise. The contactor, I would imagine, will be wired between the board and the socket outlets in the studio. Do you have model number to hand to look at the instructions?
 

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