Hi, what do you need to hook this siren up ? and what makes the siren go off?
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all that you need is a 110v outlet to plug it into. the siren beeps after 30 seconds when the alarm is set and immediately when the alarm is unarmed. it goes off immediately when a door or window is opened with alarm armed.
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Everything you need comes with the siren. You will need to follow the instructions that come with the siren to program it into the base unit. It's a remote unit that just needs to be plugged into a standard house 110 outlet.
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You are able to disable the siren and just use the lights. You can also control the loudness of the siren.
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This is just a siren (a good one). It's designed to be connected to an alarm panel and siren driver/battery to control it.
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That is correct - there is NO siren capability in this unit. Public address and air horn only.
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Yes it does need to be connected by the wire. The nice thing is that if someone breaks in and hears the reminder (to turn off unit) beep and smashes the unit, removes the batteries or cuts the wire to the external siren; the external siren will still go off. You can get a extention wire online or any electronics store if needed. Placing the external siren where it can't be quickly found by an intruder is important. I hope this helps. G.W.
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Lois, it will be a few days before I get out to the cabin to check. Look for an update on Wednesday evening Jan 8 or Thursday. / P Hi Lois, The WS-04 (which I just looked at) has a sensor unit that--as shipped--is snapped into the bottom base of the unit, right next to the 9V battery compartment. In this configuration, the unit can simply be placed on the floor. The sensor unit can also be un-clipped from the unit for placement wherever you would like to put it. The sensor is connected (soldered) to the siren circuit board by an INCLUDED COILED-UP WIRE, which--according to information on the package--is 6 feet long. As shipped, that wire is tucked into the unit and out of sight. If you also want to connect the Water Siren to an external dial-out device you will need to supply your own 2-conductor 26-18 AWG wire. / Pete
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There is an on button on the bottom and while it is on, it is constant lights and sirens. Must be switched off to turn off.
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UPDATE: Craig, While I have not yet installed the Water Siren, I see no provision in the manual for disabling the 90db audible alarm. As Michael suggests, you could use duct tape, or you could stuff an old bucket with rags and invert it onto the Water Siren. From the manual, you could call Control Products Customer Service at 1-800-880-6000 and see if they have better advice or a product that better meets your needs. / Pete
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The siren is not a stand alone alarm system. It is a signaling device. It must be connected to an alarm system.
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The Mace 80355 has a ground and trigger output under the battery cover, ( the two left most connectors ) leave the jumper in place and wire to any 12 volt siren... If you need more volume you can get a 12 volt trigger relay and provide a 12 volt or higher power source ( I've used up to 17 volts for long runs to multiple sirens up to 400 feet away from unit )
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This is just a siren, not an alarm system. When power is applied, it makes a loud noise. And when no power is applied, it is silent.
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If you do not shut it off manually after the siren is activated, the siren will sound for a little over 1-minute for approximately 70-seconds and then shut itself off.
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You carefully take the cover off your MA30. There is a jack on the top that your ES15 siren plugs into. make sure it is plugged in before you put the batteries in the siren because it will go off. It is made so that as long as the siren is plugged into the MA30, it will not go off. If someone cuts the wire or pulls the ES15 jack out of the MA30, the siren will sound. Hope this helps
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It has two types of siren's, a warble and a constant. They operate off of 12volts so as long as your sensor will put out the 12v's it will soundthe siren. I've had customers apply this to entry doors for instance so they can here when someone comes in their shop or yard's.
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depending on the siren amplifier you have most amps use 2 brown wires to the speaker. instructions on the siren amplifier should give you a schematic on wiring.
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You could use an SW-433 and plug in a 12VDC at about 1.5 Amps power supply that would run a regular security siren.And you could run the 12 VDC 2 conductor wire out side to the siren. ( and keep the 120VAC inside the house).I actually have a 12 VDC power supply turned on when triggered by a alarm signal. The alarm signal goes to a relay board that turns on the 120 VAC to the 12VDC power supply and the 2 sirens are powered by it. Takes a load off the alarm board.
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I have not done that , but it makes sense to me, that when the wall mount is active, so is the siren.( it is connected directly by speaker wire), When I forget to disable, it goes off every time. I have to rush to disable, so the neighbors don't call the police !Good luck, hope this helps.RWM