Does anyone know how to set the voltage level to trigger the alarm on this product? Does not sound at 3.7V and want it to
257516
The instructions that came with it explained how to change the voltage, Unfortunately I have lost mine
257517
Only one of these will buzz, it's the squarish one. you click the small black button at the top (opposite side of the pins) until it's at the voltage that you want, and it'll go off when any cell goes below that set voltage.
1037416
I've never actually set the alarm so I did a quick Google search and found a link to the online manual which explains how to do it - http://store.sony.com/wcsstore/SonyStyleStorefrontAssetStore/pdf/warranty/SEL-asset-159708.pdf
1604811
The trigger amperage of a motion detector is not sufficient to power this siren, nor most any other standard sirens for that matter. What you will want to do is use a sensitive trigger relay in between your motion detector and the siren. You will also need to supply the proper voltage to the relay as well. That way, when the low voltage of the detector is tripped, the relay will connect the higher voltage to the siren.
514189
I had it set incorrectly the first night and the alarm sounded at 5:30am (sigh)... it's the third setting, not the forth. :-)
1151991
Unfortunately, no. You need to get a separate transformer to step down from 220v to 110v and connect to the alarm. 60W transformer is sufficient.
2168744
Thank you for your inquiry. Unfortunately, we cannot change the voltage on this machine. It is 115 Volt. Thank you and have a great day!
1685511
You need to replace the 9V battery but make sure that when you install the new battery that you place the red bar under the battery or it won't work and therefore the chirping sound. If you have done that then perhaps you either installed the battery backwards or the new battery is defective or expired. There is no reset button for the chirping sound. Holding down the reset button is to reset the alarm not the chirping. Hope this answers your question.
351678
It is not low voltage. I already had the post, so I can't answer that portion of your question.
519660
I have had 2 of these in my home for over a year and I have never had a false alarm. I run the test about once a month and other than that I have never heard them. Sorry folks, you have either received bad units or you have dust or other particulates causing your problems. I am using the 120v version.
442845
Yes that's the neat part of this device there's a tiny gold screw you can either adjust to go up or down in voltage just hook it up to a multimeter and set it to the voltage you want.
1872060
If the previous answer does not solve the problem, imo you must return it. But also try something else in the outlet you are using to ensure there is voltage.
1091998
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.
586917
Hi there,I looked at my machine and I did no see any switch to change the voltage. Mike
1487549
Make sure the clamp is completely dry and open when you turn out on. if this doesn't keep the alarm from going off then contact customer sevice.
860260
Robert needs to get out more! http://www.westmarine.com/buy/racor--alarm-sensor-12-24v--P006_180_003_551
1136271
The 117 has other feature called Volt Alert, this feature detect ac voltage, you can read more of the feature in the user manual that can be download at fluke web site.I hope this can help.
510502
There is a tiny lever on top of the blue box (between two capacitors). You may turn the lever with a small flat screw driver to adjust theoutput voltage.