If there is a power cycle (off then on) my CPAP stops. Would the alarm stop as well?
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I just went to the garage and turned off the breaker that serves the freezer. Once I turned it on again the alarm stopped buzzing. I'm very happy with the alarm
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If I unplug the unit, the alarm goes activates. If I plug it back in, the alarm goes off. Hope this helps.
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Yes . You have to turn the alarm off or it resets after 2 hrs of it being triggered.
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Yes. The alarm is triggered when a sensor changes state. So if you leave it open and don't touch it, it will not trigger the alarm
633343
If you push the pin back in, it clicks into place and the alarm turns off. Then it is ready to use again.
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Audible Alarm On On/Off:As per the .pdf instructions -"The UPS will mute all audible alarms if this is set to Off or when the display keys are pressed." - Quotes are added.You can confirm this by contacting Schnider Electric and/or accessing the .pdf on linePlease NOTE: I have never attempted this with my unit. I am only going by the .pdf instructions.This is and has been a good reliable unit.
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No, the "low voltage" alarm would go off. You need panels that will output 23 to 26 volts to power this inverter.
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No, there is one alarm that goes off if the chair or bed sensor is triggered. You do not have to tell this alarm which sensor to monitor, it works when either one loses pressure at all times. You have to turn the alarm off and reset it when it goes off. This alarm can be put in one place in the home, or carried with you - it is the size of a small book. Sometimes I would take it outside if I had to do some work out there. This was truly lifesaving for my mother. I would just run to her room and make sure she did not fall (she has dementia and falling had become a problem.) I purchased mine through Kerr Medical and they were extremely helpful, I recommend them. No, there is one alarm that goes off if the chair or bed sensor is triggered. You do not have to tell this alarm which sensor to monitor, it works when either one loses pressure at all times. You have to turn the alarm off and reset it when it goes off. This alarm can be put in one place in the home, or carried with you - it is the size of a small book. Sometimes I would take it outside if I had to do some work out there. This was truly lifesaving for my mother. I would just run to her room and make sure she did not fall (she has dementia and falling had become a problem.) I purchased mine... » Read More No, there is one alarm that goes off if the chair or bed sensor is triggered. You do not have to tell this alarm which sensor to monitor, it works when either one loses pressure at all times. You have to turn the alarm off and reset it when it goes off. This alarm can be put in one place in the home, or carried with you - it is the size of a small book. Sometimes I would take it outside if I had to do some work out there. This was truly lifesaving for my mother. I would just run to her room and make sure she did not fall (she has dementia and falling had become a problem.) I purchased mine through Kerr Medical and they were extremely helpful, I recommend them. « Show Less
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I think you have to activate the alarm for it to function. I did not activate the alarm. It is easy to tell when the power supply kicks in on battery power because of the increased hum from the inverter. There may be a bell that dings once when the inverter is active.
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If you install the included powerchute software, you can configure alarms to sound at all times, or you can choose to have alarms silenced during a selectable window of hours, or when the PC is in hibernation. I've got 3 of these devices, and the two on my PCs are set to alarm 24/7. However, the only time they've ever sounded is when I first turn them on there is a short beep, and during a real power failure. Not all all intrusive.
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yes, it will always start with the sound it was on when turned off. I love mine, by the way- helps me sleep like nothing else!
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No, when the alarm goes off the only way to stop it is to enter the code or take out the batteries. The battery compartment has a set screw so it's not easy to get into.
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Evidently the CP free software "Power Panel Personal Edition" enables the shutting off of the alarm. I say "evidently" because I'm running this UPS as backup for my NAS (a Synology DS-213) and router, not a computer....and I couldn't do it anyhow, because all our computers are Macs, with which this software isn't compatible. The NAS has limited software showing the basic functioning of the CP685AVR, but not really much in the way of controls. The few times the power's gone down, I haven't heard the alarm, but all that stuff is in a closet, so it may not even be audible when this happens. I'll have to yank the plug sometime just to see what it does.
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If the sensor is triggered, it goes off for about 15 to 20 seconds, then it stops on its own until it is triggered again. There is a mute button on the back of the control box, so if you want to cancel the alarm sound sooner you can...
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After recent power outage time and both alarms settings return to a proper times. Was it extended? I dont know. I wasn't at home.
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These alarms go off at the first vibration and do not stop until you turn it off. They are loud and you have a choice between two alarm sounds. If someone just jiggles your door knob, these will go off.
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The minute the person gets up or attempts to turn over this alarm goes off. If you raise any part of your body that is resting on this it will go off. It is sensitive. I hope that answers your question.
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Put the pin back in and it turns the alarm off - think of it like a grenade ;-)