Does it warn when there is loud music? Does subwoofer bass trigger the alarm?
995480
idk, probably, depending on how loud is loud, how close to the monitor it is and most importantly how thin are your walls ?? If the music is that loud, that you are "bringing down the house", I doubt you'd hear it at all if there was a simultaneous earthquake, God forbid......in my unprofessional opinion. Hope this helps :)
995481
This device works with vibration or shaking from earthquakes. I don't really know if music and bass would set it off. My guess is that it would set it off, because it is not a "smart" device that is set down into the earth. However, you could probably take the batteries out if it does and then put them back in when the bass / vibration / hitting of walls quiets down.
995482
It has never gone off by mistake, but we don't play loud music with a lot of base. Sorry.
995483
Hellow!! I believe not,this alarm is wall place installed, it sounds if the wall move, but if you have a powerful sound equipment that make the wall move, may be it's will sound.
995484
you can adjust the sensitivity. My son had trains running by his condo and the vibration would set it off. We just dialed down the sensitivity just enough to avoid tripping the alarm. So you will have to turn up your volumn to the loudest you would play it and then adjust the alarm. Better to have and not need than need and not have. Good luck
995485
No. I have a subwoofer and listen to loud music and movies sometimes. It has never triggered the alarm in the 5 years I've had it. It's easy to adjust the dial on the front of the device to ring only for significant quakes.
2223147
Set the alert feature to "siren" mode and it will sound relentlessly. At its highest volume setting, I can not fathom anyone sleeping thorough the siren on this thing. If you do, then you need to have your hearing tested!
599682
Not on this model. I think Control Products offers a different part number that includes an audible alarm.
643333
There is a gradual volume control that allows loud to soft. You also have about 25 different alarm sounds to choose from. Works great. Also the base and sensor can be 100 feet apart and still work. I have tried others and recommend this one!
283193
No. It does not give a warning tone. It alarms when the timer gets to zero. It has been reliable so we like it. But it is pretty simple and straight forward without any bells and whistles.
714864
It does have a audible high pitch alarm right at the mechanism when the lock is tempered with.However I have been disappointed with its overall performance specially during the cold weather.
1432915
I haven't tried to use an alarm but when I read through the directions I did not see that there is an alarm. But it is well worth the money for the sounds.
139659
I cannot answer that question since I haven't tried to fall asleep to music. All I can report is that there are options for the alarm setting.
934458
Cops will likely surround your treadmill and ask you to turn it down. The bass fine. I haven't noticed it interfering with my tunes.
1011905
Yes, it beeps and a few seconds later the alarm goes off. Gives you time to turn it off or the intruder time to not be sure what exactly set off the alarm.
207727
It does have bass in it. I am not sure how loud it gets because I did not turn it up full blast.
1229264
There is no audible alarm. I tested it in a small puddle of water. It only communicates through the Z wave/(Nexia App or web site) and sends you an alert if you have selected the alert function.
1820556
The first chime will sound for 5 to 6 iterations (about 10 to 15 seconds). It can be heard throughout the house. The alarm function will tell your neighbors that a sensor has been tripped. It is so loud as to be something you won't want to use unless you're almost deaf. I only use the chime position.
1308291
When it plays music on the alarm function, is it music only, or the alarm sound as well? (I have one that simultaneously also beeps while it's on wake with music, I do not want one like that ever again.)
564191
Yes, in fact, you can set the subwoofer so it only engages at certain low-frequency volumes.
1027233
In general, No. Down firing subs will definitely "alert" downstairs neighbors and because of the non directional nature of subs, so will a front firing sub. Sorbothane is better suited for mounting speakers on speaker stands or isolating components. This is not what you want for a sub.
220966
It is very LOUD when set to the loud setting. I wear hearing aids and cannot hear the alarm when it's set to the low setting, And that's with my hearing aids! It's a shrill, loud sound.