what are the size of the batteries (ex. AAA)? Would it work with an ADT alarm system?
237774
I'm Not sure what you're looking for. Almost all the Alarm systems that are used by ADT and other Alarm Co.'s are manufactured by Honeywell. The Battery needed for your system is Marked with a code or manufacture part number. You can purchases the battery at Amazon for less than one third the price that ADT would charge for that same Battery. This would be the best and less stressful route to go.
237775
They seem to be a bundle of AA size batteries with a heavy duty shrink wrap I placed mine in an alarm system also as replacement. Although it was not ADT. I would think that it would be compatible. The systems from most companies is probably similar power requirements.
1994152
I am not sure what ADT you have. But if the output to the siren is 12Volts DC and at least 0.5 amps current capabilities, the siren will work fine. Note it is polarity sensitive so be sure and attach the red wire to (+) plus and the black wire to (-)minus.
1449967
I have only used the "Casil" Brand Name replacement for our ADT alarm system. I don't know if a similar one from another manufacturer would work, and how well. I cannot recall the "name" of the original battery that was installed many many years ago. I hope this helps you.
1840362
I got the "Stubby" ones to work with ADT alarm system. The Long ones did not work.
687494
You shoulldn't need AA batteries for anything. I don't remember the exact shipping dimensions, but I do remember the package wasn't very big....I want to say like 12" wide and 4 foot long or so.
1840363
Mine is a an old ADT system and it works. The piece that goes into the door is only a magnet. It's pretty simple technology. When it moves away from the wired part it activates the Alarm. I think would work on most alarms.
2267536
It uses two triple A batteries, I see no reason why rechargeable AAA batteries wouldn't work. My unit seems to 'leak' electricity in that the batteries run down even when the unit is off. I 'fixed' this by taping a bit of plastic at the entrance to the battery door which I slide over the contact on one battery when it isn't in use, the batteries now last a long time.
358737
Yes it will work. Anything that utilizes a battery this will work for. Download a copy of the equipment electrical schematic along with the schematic provided with the alarm and it will be a easy installation.
556614
It is an odd size. The battery that came with it is labeled Qianshou alkaline battery, 23A 12V. It looks about half the length and the same diameter as a AAA.
2072731
Yes but you have to use adaptors, they are plastic surrounds you put the aaa batteries in. I don't remember if they came with the unit or another one I got.
1340434
Sorry I can't answer you question concerning the AA posed in this question. I bought rechargeable AAA batteries, HR03/DX2400/NiMH/1.2V/800mAh. Perhaps this may help you.
1113812
I have an ADT system and it worked perfectly. I contacted ADT personally and checked with them and they said it was fine.
886910
I think so but not totally sure. I called ADT when my batteries went dead. They told me that I had to purchase my own replacement batteries either through them or elsewhere. After I purchased mine through Amazon, I later learned through ADT that they replace them for free. I ended up getting a credit on my account for buying the batteries. If you have your system monitored by them, double check with them. If the operator says no, ask to speak to a supervisor. Tell them you have a friend that was in the same boat so you know it can be done. There is, however, a charge for them to come out and install them. Good luck.
29596
Don't know the exact battery size. It is a disk shaped battery you can buy at a drug store but they cost more than AAA or other sizes.
710289
No they are about the size of a roll of dimes, if you need a 3.7v battery AA size you need the 14500. If your device calls for AA batteries though, the standard AA only puts out 1.2-1.5v so a 3.7 battery could ruin it.
682507
It will work, at a slightly reduced current output. The circuitry includes voltage regulation, in order to maintain full output voltage from the usual lead/acid batteries as they discharge and their voltage gradually decreases. When the battery voltage falls below the level the regulator can operate from, the low voltage alarm will go off. This level seems to be about 20 volts on my lead/acid batteries.
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length is 1 1/8 inches and diameter is the same as a aaa battery...hope this helps