A tamper switch is a security feature used in alarm systems or access control systems to detect if the device or equipment has been tampered with or removed from its designated location. When triggered, the tamper switch sends a signal to the control panel to alert of a possible breach or tampering attempt.
Yes, in certain locations. Check rule 26-710 and 26-712.
Unless the switch has a light to indicate the switch is turned on, there is no neutral connection to a single pole switch.
A hydrogen bomb can be either clean, conventional, or salted depending on the material used for the fusion (secondary) stage tamper and how it interacts with the high energy fusion reaction neutrons.a clean hydrogen bomb uses a tamper material that does not capture or fission when hit by the high energy neutrons. Lead is one such material. Significant yield is sacrificed compared to a conventional hydrogen bomb.a conventional hydrogen bomb uses depleted or natural uranium as the tamper material, which fissions when hit by the high energy neutrons providing up to 90% of the bomb's yield and fallout.a salted hydrogen bomb uses materials in the tamper that readily capture neutrons and produce highly radioactive isotopes in the fallout.Note a very very clean hydrogen bomb has a tamper material so transparent to neutrons that almost all escape in a flash: this is sometimes called a neutron bomb!
It is used to switch equipment on and also it can be used to switch it off at a later time.
A switch in the master bedroom.
In occupancies required to be equipped with a fire alarm system, theback-flowpreventer valves shall be electrically supervised by a tamper switch installed in accordance with NFPA 72 and separately annunciated.
Tamper proof means it is not possible to tamper with something. Tamper evident relates to devices that reveal if something was tampered with.
The Tamper switches for a fire sprinkler system are located on the main control valves which are located on either side of the backflow preventer for a wet type automatic fire sprinkler system. These switches are wired into the monitoring control system/alarm panel to ensure the valves remain open at all times (or not tampered with.) If the tamper switches are used they will show a supervisory trouble on the panel so the monitoring company or business will know there system is out of service.
A tamper switch (in a burglar alarm system for example) is designed to stop un-authorised access to the inside of the control panel. It usually takes the form of a small micro-switch that activated when the cover is opened. Even if the alarm has been de-activated (by entering the correct code) the anti-tamper circuit is still active so long as there is power to the system. Cutting the lead to the external sounder, or the mains lead doesn't stop it either - there is usually an internal sounder, and a back-up battery.
The past tense of tamper is tampered.
I believe that tamper is 50mm
Anything which is tamper proof cannot be altered, changed or messed about with.
A tamper is typically used in projects that include pavers or asphalt. The tamper tamps down sand and gravel and helps to level the ground for the insertion of pavers or bricks or asphalt.
A coffer tamper is used to compress ground coffee in the process of making espresso coffee One can purchase a coffee tamper when one shops online at eBay.
Get tamper data. Redeem and use it? Is it that hard? Omg..
A tamper is used to compact soil. Either a vibrating plate or a jumping jack type machine.
No, but the code as of today (2012) does require tamper proof outlets.