I'm looking for an alarm bell that can be wired to a Thermalarm temperature alarm. Will this bell work?
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Hi Melissa, Thank you for considering our product. Looking over the Thermalarm manual it looks like it is designed for 6V to 12V. Please purchase either our CB-6R-6 (we don't stock 4" 6V) or CB-4R-12.Best regards,Erik MorrisseySUNS International
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Hi Melissa, Thank you for considering our product. Looking over the Thermalarm manual it looks like it is designed for 6V to 12V. Please purchase either our CB-6R-6 (we don't stock 4" 6V) or CB-4R-12. Best regards, Erik Morrissey SUNS International
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Yes. Read about it here: http://www.thermoworks.com/products/alarm/chefalarm.html
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I am not familiar with "alarm", but any zwave device should work with a zwave system. I use Micasa Vara.
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I soldered and shrink tubed the power connection. I used this for a simple open door alarm trigger for an underground radio vault. It works great. My application was a one time use. See Digikey or Mouser for connectors.
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It absolutely works with ADT pulse, although when you log into the pulse site it calls it an "unsupported device". You can still change the temperature from the web site, iPhone, and set up the automations and schedules. You can also see the history (such as when the A/C or heat has turned on/off and the temperature that the thermostat read at any particular time). Once you open the unit to install it, it has "TZ45" printed right on the circuit board. Add the unit to your device list as if it were a TZ45 and it will work flawlessly.Hope this helps! It absolutely works with ADT pulse, although when you log into the pulse site it calls it an "unsupported device". You can still change the temperature from the web site, iPhone, and set up the automations and schedules. You can also see the history (such as when the A/C or heat has turned on/off and the temperature that the thermostat read at any particular time). Once you open the unit to install it, it has "TZ45" printed right on the circuit board. Add the unit to your device list as if it were a TZ45 and it will work flawlessly.Hope this helps!
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I have never seen a way to set the alarm temp besides choosing between fridge and freezer and I have several of these in use. I also find the quality control to be poor as the last two I bought didn't function at all.
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This will work with any heat only application, so should be fine as long as the electric is setup for single in-line power. Keep in mind the thermostat is battery powered, so you'll need to keep that replaced. I have this in our camper and it's about 3 feet from me. I can't say that I hear the on/off solenoid. So, however loud it is, it's not enough to wake me up.
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The SA521CN has a third wire on the power connector to support that. BUT it will only work if the rest of your smoke alarms are also First Alert SA521CN's (one's made recently) or a similar model (the First Alert website lists which other models that the SA521CN is compatible with). It might not work if have SA521CN's that are several years old because some design changes might have been made (you will need to check with First Alert). The later happened to me with another brand of smoke alarms. It definitely will not work if your other smoke alarms are made by another company like Kiddie.
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If it's the exact remote...will work but MUST be programmed to your alarm...seek out a professional for programming if unsure of how to do it
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The best person to ask this would be your mechanic. The wiring is made to connect with the alarm and disconnect manually. As I am using it now I have to press it manually. Perhaps your mechanic knows how to inter-connect the two. Sorry I was not more helpful.
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It will only tell you if there is an actual alarm in progress it doesn't tell you what temperature is. The quality of speech is pretty good for the price.
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You need 2 relays to make whole system work with your alarm. Here is the diagram to wire it up.http://img35.imageshack.us/img35/2607/powerdoorlockwiringfour.jpg
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The alarm will work. The alarm has a deafening high pitched alarm. I use it in combination with a full alarm system but I started off with this one. Once the criminals found out it was just a noise maker I was forced to buy an alarm system, cameras and contract a security company.
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No this will not sound alarm if bulb burns out. This is monitoring the incoming voltage & sounds alarm when power is lost.
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Yes it will work fine as I have one on mine.As long as you buy the base unit for letting you know somebody has entered or left the alarm part of it
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We are in Australia and have been using these alarms summer and winter, lowest here would have been -2 degrees. As long as you use non rechargeable batteries they should work fine
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Yes. It works perfectly fine. You can set it to buzz, iPod, or radio. The only issue is it goes minute by minute. You can't just hold the button and it go hour by hour like normal alarms. So it can take a while to change the alarm time. But it works just fine.