Does this siren sound only if the 12V DC is connected, no any addition signal is needed.
311128
With just the batteries and connected wireless thru the hubThe siren and light works when alarm gets activated.
311129
With just the batteries and connected wireless thru the hub The siren and light works when alarm gets activated.
311130
I have had it about a year and a half. I set it up for battery operation in the house as per instructions, then I added the siren. I had to figure out the wiring , but it works perfectly, now , especially when I forget I set it, and it goes off when I'm not holding the fob to stop it.. Hope this helps. I have a dog now so in the winter I don't set it every time..PS: I do have a DC adapter connected now, so I will avoid battery failure. NO apparent problems, with the unit !
109550
No. It is only one-way and it provides a choice of two different sound for your alert - one is a sound similar to a doorbell (that's the one we chose) and the other is an emergency alert sound that makes your blood rush. This is an audio alert system only - a call for help if needed - but is not any sort of PA system.
1134296
I am not a professional installer but I would say yes. This siren has it's own "driver" built in so it is easy to wire.
824916
Sure. Just unplug it from the control panel. But that means you'll have no siren inside the house.
1591080
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.
430476
No the strobe siren isn't loud enought so i brought a bigger 30watts siren which it was loud.This strobe siren doesn't use battery just plug it into any 120 outlet.
923497
This is a siren which requires voltage not a speaker that requires a electronic signal.Even though they look the same.Look inside your control panel door at the diagram and see if it says speaker or siren.this siren is the most common.wire white wire to ground and either red wire for yelp sound or yellow for steady tone.red or yellow goes to the siren + terminal on your circuit board.so you will be running a 2 conductor wire from your control panel the the outside siren location..this is a very loud siren and good quality
731317
Most alram systems have a 12volt DC output for the siren or in your case the horns. Send that postive voltage wire to the plus terminal and the negative terminal gets connected to ground.ED
1604812
Siren requires DC power supply to operate. If the motion detector operates on DC you shold be able to.
302345
Yes is can be mounted but there is no mounting hardware provided when purchased. To use it, a direct current (DC) power supply will be needed the voltage of which must be between probably 5 or ten volts minimum and 24 volts maximum - the higher the voltage the louder the sound. A switch will also be needed to turn the siren on and off.
2122603
No it sounds like like those old noise maker toys that you used to press the different buttons to get different sounds. Def does not sound like a real siren. I should know I use one 5 days a week!
1078788
It is just a siren. You can power it with 12V and put an on/off switch or contact to control it.
540277
Truthfully, I have not used it with 12V DC but clearly I don't see a reason why will it not work as all it is doing is relaying the signal. Question is whether it can stay awake with 12 volt or not. I am not sure but I am certain it will not cause any damage to the unit by you trying 12 volt input. Hope this helps...
1510639
I have not wired it in yet. Ones made ban other manufacturer do make that noise when they are powering a load. That is why I purchased this version to test for that. Sorry.
1142162
It's makes a loud siren noise for about 12 hours if not connected to other half.
1262835
I never tried at 6v. Was still loud at 9v. Make sure you have enough mA supply to power this siren. I had to add another 12vdc power supply and relay to use this siren on my simon xt. Your 6v system would trigger the relay to send 12vdc from the new power supply. Good instructions are online.
276390
NO,NO and NO, its 12V pump that runs on DC. Its loud but does the job very good. Hope it helps.