In addition to the audible alarm, is there also an "escape light", or light that will help illuminate the area? The Amazon product description references a "flashing LED", but I don't see this anywhere else in the feature list.
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No escape light but a blinking red light that comes on about once a minute.
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There is no sound as the light starts to come on--only when the alarm buzzes at the set time. The light comes on gradually for the length of time you set it for before the time that the alarm sounds.
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No, but check out stream light. They have a version that is even brighter and may have a strobe. Good luck
1547965
No, it does not have an alarm. If you want some sort of signal when it turns off, I leave the light on which turns off automatically with the diffuser.
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Press the alarm button once. It turns it off and then resets it (you'll see the time flash). You have to turn the light off separately.
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I haven't tried it yet as I just got it today, but when i was setting the alarm there was a bell symbol and it was either normal or with a slash through it. my assumption is that when you select the slash though, the sounds will be muted.
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With the app, there is a feature to set an "alarm" so you can turn the light on with a certain intensity/color. It would be a pain, but you could create 5-10 alarms separated by a few minutes, each one brighter than the next.
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Yes, there are flashing lights as well... they won't light up your whole room but they pulse or strobe and they do get my attention. I am not sure they would wake me up, however
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The light flashes and the alarm sounds when the switch is on. Both are disabled when the switch is off. That would be a nice feature though.
994364
No, a red light flash when it is activated or when you enter the room to let you know to disable it before it alarms.
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I installed the unit on a boat and sold the bolt a short time later. From what I remember, it did have a shallow alarm but I never used it at night so I am not sure about it being lighted. Hope this helps some.
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There is a LED that glows green when the finger reader button is pushed. But there is no light. It's all pretty tactile, your finger goes directly on the reader, and stops against the start button. Then swipe down fairly slowly, and BINGO! the safe opens. With a little practice it can be accomplished in the dark
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I think the speaker is just below the sensor on the front. Perhaps that is where you would apply something. I'm still trying to wrap my head around wanting to muffle an alarm. Isn't the point of an alarm to be loud?
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I personally use the bird sounds as the audio alarm but from what I can tell the best way to accomplish what you want is to turn the alarm volume down all the way. Then the light alarm will still do it's thing but the audio alarm will be very quiet/silent.
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There are no lights -- unless you hook some up to external connections on the receiver. There are several alert tones that are programmable -- Westminster chimes, "ding-dog", etc.
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There are two very low power LED's, a green one that shows the camera is active and a red one that comes on when the motion sensor is triggered. I don't think these would be an issue in a security situation and there may be a way to turn them off in the menus. The bigger issue is that the UV flash does light up visibly when triggered. It's doesn't project any visible light on the subject, but there is a dim pinkish glow from the array itself. It is very noticeable to the human eye. I don't think animals notice it, but I have seen it when I trigger the camera myself. A person might not catch it unless they are looking right at the camera, but, if they are, they won't miss it. There are two very low power LED's, a green one that shows the camera is active and a red one that comes on when the motion sensor is triggered. I don't think these would be an issue in a security situation and there may be a way to turn them off in the menus. The bigger issue is that the UV flash does light up visibly when triggered. It's doesn't project any visible light on the subject, but there is a dim pinkish glow from the array itself. It is very noticeable to the human eye. I don't think animals notice it, but I have seen it when I trigger the camera myself. A person might not catch... » Read More There are two very low power LED's, a green one that shows the camera is active and a red one that comes on when the motion sensor is triggered. I don't think these would be an issue in a security situation and there may be a way to turn them off in the menus. The bigger issue is that the UV flash does light up visibly when triggered. It's doesn't project any visible light on the subject, but there is a dim pinkish glow from the array itself. It is very noticeable to the human eye. I don't think animals notice it, but I have seen it when I trigger the camera myself. A person might not catch it unless they are looking right at the camera, but, if they are, they won't miss it. « Show Less
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I don't use hordes of them, but when I light a few they don't false alarm. I agree that if you put one directly under the alarm it may go off. Overall, I've been very happy with the First Alert family of alarms. I replaced all of the builder's grade alarms in my house the fall with various flavors of these (single sensor, dual sensor, smoke + CO) and have been quite happy.