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Tsa Combination

Conventional Fire Alarm Control Panel

Telefire new generation conventional control panel narrows the gap between analog and conventional control panels. Drawing on nearly three decades experience in designing fire alarm control panels, the state of the art TSA-1000 conventional multi-zone fire alarm and extinguishing control panel was designed operates in compliance with numerous standards.

The TSA-1000 is ideally suited for new and retrofit applications. Designed for small to medium commercial, industrial and institutional buildings, it meets and exceeds the current requirements. The base control panel contains 4 zones, 4 programmable outputs, horn output, dialer output and 3 programmable relays.   The control panel is modular and can be extended to add inputs, outputs and relays. Digital remote panels, computer communication and synoptic panels can also be connected.

The TSA-1000 can be programmed as a fire alarm panel, fire alarm and extinguishing panel that includes cross-zoning, extinguishing activation delay, or a combination of the two. Additionally, it is possible to delay alarm from specific zones and cross zones to neutralize false alarms from difficult locations such as areas with forklift activities, etc.

The system includes a maintenance alert for detectors (dependant on using Telefire detectors), a function that required, until now, analog addressable panels.

Battery charging is fully supervised – including charging voltage, charging current, and monitoring of the battery's ability to supply the required current.

A special work mode (Field Test) allows detector testing using only one technician, whilst differentiating between activations that are done for testing purposes and real alarms.

The system includes an automatic alarm verification feature, to increase reliability, and a time and date clock for logging system events. System log can be viewed via a PC or printed for system investigation purposes.

The TSA-1000 can be configured in a network for central control.

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Forgot combination for tsa safe skies lock?

This is really important. School starts tomorrow. I was changing the combination on my lock, but it didn't work, and now it's locked outside of the little whole the steel thing is supposed to be in. My parents would kill me (not literally) if they knew wthat this happened. This lock was double the price of the one I was gonna get. Someone help!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I believe I still have mylock from last year, but if my parents come to school and see that it is not the same lock, they won't be happy. And I'm not even sure where it is, and school is tomorrow, so I don't think I have time to look for it. Please, give me some advice! Or help me!

Where did you get the TSA lock? Have you just purchased it? Regardless of that, take the lock to your nearest supplier, and tell them what has happened. They *should* have the over-ride key - the same as the security people in the airports use - and will be able to open it for you. If you ask, they may also be able to set the new combination for you, too.

First, though, try opening the lock by using the numbers on either side of the ones you originally wanted to set: so if you were trying to set the first figure as 2, the second as 3, and the third as 4, try combinations of 1 and 3 for the first, 2 and 4 for the second, 3 and 5 for the third etc. I know from experience the TSA locks can be a little tricky - especially when new, and the internal workings are still a little tight. You sometimes think you've set a number when it has actually slipped to the number next to it. (yes, I've done this too!)

Good luck!

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