TheWM
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That's what I thought too. Then I saw another alarm type thing behind it (see my other post). But then I assumed my solar would keep the starter topped up with my leisure but have been proved wrong.Maybe too simple but isn't the obvious answer that the buzzer is what sounds if the sensor detects something? The sensor obviously has to be connected to some kind of alert device doesn't it. No point in it being there otherwise.
Quite correct. The early TGS 813 came with a remote mallet that fixed just above the bed.The sensor obviously has to be connected to some kind of alert device doesn't it