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This type of wire box is pretty good at not getting tangled up. But in other types of wires, I tend to have a team of 3 guys. One pulling, one in the middle pulling and one feeding of the boxes to keep them from getting tangled. Some types of wires I pull 50 feet out of the box and walk the wires (stretched them out) and then feed to the guy pulling them.

@ we are using South wire pull boxes. They’re not the best but for the price it’s better than most other ones I’ve tried. Our problem is likely we're just going through tough spots, were mostly residential retrofits right now so shit gets caught up in the walls

I usually have a cart with me and just load up my screws and consumables organizer.

I'm glad this was useful, sir.

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Ok, luckily, I just went through a project that required this. If the Card Readers are HID and are OSDP capable, you can land both card readers per terminal and program the readers through the HID Reader Manager. Address one card reader as 00 and the other as 01 as well as programming on your software system this information, and this will let the system know that one of them is for used for en try and the other for exit. All through one cable, wire parallel in the field. Hopefully, this helps.

@@lowvoltageghost888 thanks man. Really helpful! If you don’t mind, one more question, in the mr16out board specs, also mentioned supports up to 4 osdp (no wiegand) readers. But no other mention of reader connection on the manual. Did you try to use this option?

No, sir, I haven't done it with an MR16 out. Sorry.

Wake me up afterwards lol

Same thing my wife said. It's not my problem if you are diagnosed with sleeping disorders, lol jk love you'll

Thanks!

Do you want to bet? Do you know what an NL4 is? You are talking about the other LSP model with the manual relay jumpers. This LSP Enclosure is different, buddy.

@@lowvoltageghost888 yes i do want to bet, the nl4 is used for monitoring the power supply & attached devices. Not changing output relays or voltages

@@lowvoltageghost888 You would only do those changes on the host and slave boards through the IP login of the host access control board, Any changes to the power supplys are done with the jumpers pins.

@@lowvoltageghost888 but i may be wrong, always learning new things,, What type of power supply boards do you use that are not controlled by jp jumper pins and are instead controlled by the NL4 instead

You are partially correct. The LifeSafety Power Netlink® NL2, NL4, and NLX modules are network appliances which may be used with LSP power systems to provide remote monitoring and control of the power system and connected devices, meaning you can change the output from NO to NC and even enable and disable fire relays. The white jumpers you are talking about are on the older output boards C4/C4P/C8/C8P, and the ones on this particular video are M8 boards. There is no more need for the manual jumpers it's all through the NL4, buddy.

Sure thing thanks for watching.

Honestly, I would go with 3 because it's smaller and will not give you back pain in the future. Sometimes, you don't need all the tools to be carried around, only a few.

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OSHA might not like that idea. I do like the idea though. 😆 🤣 😂

This is a 180-degree camera and not a PTZ.

Not for these particular frames because they are hollow. Usually, all this is planned in advance and see what kind of door designs we are working with.

Yes, it's totally worth it. I did move on to a smaller bad, which is TP3B it a little lighter. Check it. Did a review on it.

Hammer drill for concrete. Dremel for metal.

32 Possible addresses. O is considered an address also.

That's different. They usually leave that blank.

REX shunts the D.C. when existing .

So, a failure secure door or Maglock by code in most of the installation that I have done and gotten approved by a Fire Marshall require 2 means of egress, which in my case I have used an exit button and motion detector. These devices typically have 2 outputs. 1st outputpole for the rex for the software to shunt the DPS (Door Position Switch or DC) 2nd output/pole is used for the hardwire circuit to drop the lock when walking out, either the button or motion will release the lock. Hopefully this helps.

You don't need any Certs to become a helper. Once you are in the industry, the company you work for will get you a Security Access Controls License to be able to view drawings with high security details. As you make your way through this industry, you can get certifications on different types of systems. Hope this helps.

Thanks, 10yr in the field now currently a lead low voltage tech. We run the cable but out source the installation and I’m trying to see where to start. I’ve heard of open path, but couldn’t get information to learn from them. Any systems that I could get training online?

Assa Abloy Academy has a lot of webinars.

No, that's why I upgraded to it.

@@lowvoltageghost888 nice mine is coming tomorrow.. I need something a little bigger than what I have but still able to wear comfortably on my tool belt.

Awesome. Well, good luck at work, buddy. The Klein Tools Belt is one of my favorite ones, by the way.

@@lowvoltageghost888 thanks! Keep making the great content.

Washers and toggle bolts.

I am using a controlled relay that provides 24VDC. No transformer.

@@lowvoltageghost888 Do you have a part number of the one you use? Or a video on the wiring set up?

I usually use big enclosures for projects over 8 doors. But you can find what you need in Altronix.com or LifeSafetyPower.com. even Amazon. What are you trying to do. Just 1 door? They sell 1 door kits in Amazon with the lock hardware and everything included.

@@lowvoltageghost888 Yes, I’m trying to just do 1 door with key pad and electric strike. I think I have everything just wanted to kind of get an idea of what it looks like all wired up or how you wired it up

Nice and Cheap. I'm glad it helped you.

It's actually the TP3B lol