Sorry for the late reply, I was away for a couple of weeks. Now to tackle this project. The pictures above show the wiring and the diagram displays labels clearly. Unfortunately, I see that the radio controls are 24v while the gate motor is 220v. I have 2 x 12v batteries and a 24v charger. I...
lmao yeah, the gate is pretty far from the house so all the wiring for the gate, pool and driveway lighting is located in an outdoor 'service room' next to the gate. Doesn't get attention very often so its become a nest.
I cleaned it a bit to see the cabling better. Not sure if that helps.
Thanks for the reply. This is the control board:
It looks like it will support 24V (Sorry for the mess, the board is located in a bad place, a lot of sand/mud etc. will change the location of it too.)
So as simple as wiring 2 x 12v 9a/h in series, connecting the charger to the batteries and...
I did speak to a Hansa Gates representative and they said I need to upgrade the system to have backup power which is unfortunate. But I'm going to look into chrisc's suggestion. Thanks.
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So some a**hole/s today decided they would like access to my property and cut the lock that connects the motor's arm to the gate but luckily they didn't gain access to the house. I have connected a better locking system but the gate hasn't got a backup system so it has to be manually...
Thanks for the kindness, @netstrider. I do indeed have a couple extra Cat 6 lying around. The distance is around 20m. I think ill just go with @ld13 's suggestion and just use PoE adapters to power the main router.
Yes, this is the case. Frustrating that they lock down the ONTs tho. Especially since the actual box can apparently be used as a router yet another router is needed. Security reasons?
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So I have a Huawei ONT box that supplies fibre (bridge) to a router. As some of you know, the box has 4 LAN ports but only LAN1 is enabled by the ISP/Fibre provider. Something to do with serial numbers and all that rubbish(Openserve). That port is connected to my main router.
My issue...
The problem being that they(Rand Water) appears to have not planned it correctly*. They decided to dig on our side of the street which has the water, electricity and fibre infrastructure. That is what the municipal worker told me (he's not a friend, just someone who was on site looking into the...