Will this work with the GE Simon xt panel? The low current siren had to many bad reviews. If it will do I need anything special?
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i love it, it is very loud the old one i had wasn't even close to this one, I'd advise everyone i know to buy this product I'm in the business of security CCTV an alarm systems, alot of other companies i know of use this sake unit,
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I'm not familiar with a Honeywell 4110xm but its 12v output must be at least 1.25A DC to operate 2 sirens. You could also use an external power supply and relay and size it according to how many sirens you need.
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www.homesecuritystore.com anything that matches ge Simon and Simon xt will work. And prolly most ge equipment. :) happy hunting.
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It works with 2GIG Alarm panels, which at one time Vivant was using so shouldn't be an issue assuming you have the installer code to add zwave devices.
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I don't know if this particular component is compatible but here is how to pair it.In you GE Simon XT panel scroll to "System Programing" and press "Ok"Enter your Installer or Dealer Code (Default is 4321) (Not you Master Code) and press "Ok"Scroll to "Interactive Service" and press "Ok"Scroll to "Z-Wave Setup" and press "Ok"Scroll to "Add Z-Wave Device" and press "Ok"Then go to your Light switch and press it twice (or three times depending on the component you are adding)Your Simon XT will beep and show, "Device # Added".Press "Status" 5 times to go back to main screen.Please let us know if this device is Compatible with the GE Simon XT.Thank I don't know if this particular component is compatible but here is how to pair it.In you GE Simon XT panel scroll to "System Programing" and press "Ok"Enter your Installer or Dealer Code (Default is 4321) (Not you Master Code) and press "Ok"Scroll to "Interactive Service" and press "Ok"Scroll to "Z-Wave Setup" and press "Ok"Scroll to "Add Z-Wave Device" and press "Ok"Then go to your Light switch and press it twice (or three times depending on the component you... » Read More I don't know if this particular component is compatible but here is how to pair it.In you GE Simon XT panel scroll to "System Programing" and press "Ok"Enter your Installer or Dealer Code (Default is 4321) (Not you Master Code) and press "Ok"Scroll to "Interactive Service" and press "Ok"Scroll to "Z-Wave Setup" and press "Ok"Scroll to "Add Z-Wave Device" and press "Ok"Then go to your Light switch and press it twice (or three times depending on the component you are adding)Your Simon XT will beep and show, "Device # Added".Press "Status" 5 times to go back to main screen.Please let us know if this device is Compatible with the GE Simon XT.Thank « Show Less
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I dont see why it shouldnt. I had an alarm shop install mine. They install it to the horn instead of the siren which work out good. Just make sure the antenna is in a clear area or else the remotes wont work. Beware the remote buttons can also be pressed easily accidentally (while in your pocket). But I got it at a good price. Works good so far.
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i made a circuit with a limit switch, a 12v timer relay, and this siren. It all operates off 12v. I got a selectable power supply from wally world that plugs into the wall. the siren would actually operate off less voltage but for the sake of the total circuit, 12v was best.
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I honestly don't know - I would go onto GE's website and ask or research. Sorry I couldn't be more help - I'm not that technical!
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It does show up at alarm.com in combination with my Panel. So if your panel supports zwave and alarm.com, then it probably works.
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Yes, I bought mine with the same intentions. I have a ADT system that came stock with internal siren only. You'll just have to take your electric meter out and find which connections are hot when the internal alarm is sounding. Once you find that connection just hook the new ademco siren in with it. FYI, ademco only needs power to sound off....
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If you want to meet the code you can't use GE breakers in any other panel other than a GE panel. If you have to ask this question you would probably have many code violations. You should call a licensed electrician to install the panel. good luck
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FrontPoint Security uses only high quality products of GE, Also known as InterLogic or UTC. This motion sensor is NOT compatible with the GE Simon XT or the Simon XTi base units, which is what base units FrontPoint Security has. This motion sensor only works with the GE Choice Alert base unit. If you have a FrontPoint Security System you will need 1 of 6 motion sensors compatible with the GE Simon XT/XTi base units. These motion sensors range in price from $49 to $100 depending on where you buy them, but I do highly recommend buying them from a home security system company as they have the best and latest revision produced that is compatible with the base unit. Also, you may find a brand new one for around $49 but was produced in year 2009 which has a 5 year old battery in it and the batteries only have a 5 to 7 year shelf life. Or you can get 1 from a home security company for around $75 which was produced in 2013 to 2014.
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I have no idea.... its 12 volt dc. if your system puts out 12 volt dc on line to siren it will work. just test it with a tester.
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as long as your voltage and amps are same, it should work. I used mine to replace fire alarm panel's batteries.
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It should work just fine with a low voltage alarm circuit with 24 volts, works fine with my low voltage circuit on my heat pump ... hope this my help.
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Most any 12 volt transformer will do the trick. These sirens don't require many amps to operate to capacity. I'm sure Radio Shack could fix you right up or any alarm supplier.
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Sometimes the GE Simon panel gets unplugged and then it will not charge the battery. It is a back up battery that should last about 12 hours.If you could have someone check the voltage at the battery and see if the electricity is getting through to it, this would be where I would start troubleshooting it. Also, you might call the alarm company to ask them to walk you through checking your connection.