How do I set the alarm voltage? Can I disable the alarm?
1307584
To set alarm voltage; connect battery as normal, hold down button and unit will cycle through presets, release button when screen indicates desired cutoff. (There is no other adjustment aside from the presets) you can disconnect the unit to disable the alarm.
1307585
There is a little black button by the speakers on this that you press, you set the per cell value for voltage (~80% of capacity on a lipo is recommended) You can disable the alarm by pulling the battery off the tester only. Hope that helps! =)
1161424
You also need to set it to alarm to go off to keep the battery from completely draining. I have a 3 cell 11.1v battery so I have mine set to go off when each cell reaches 3.7v.
232323
The specifications list ONLY 120 Volt and I don't recall any provision for resetting the voltage on the unit I bought. I can't check because I junked it after a few months...it was NOT SILENT and periodically just stopped working on one side or the other and just as periodically would start to function again. Buyer beware!
1733331
I don't understand what you want to do regarding a standard wall out let. This alarm horn operates on low voltage (12-16 volts) DC. Your wall outlet supplies 120 volts AC. The conventional connection is directly to your alarm system.
1058591
If (and that's a big IF) you can manage to get it turned on and close the door without setting it off, the only way to turn it off is to open the door and turn it off. The alarm WILL go off.
1561561
Yes. There is an input/output terminal I read of that can be configured to provide voltage on alarm.
749001
I can see your point about turning it off. I have a cheaper unit that I keep in my shop. Thinking about upgrading. I just turn the sensor toward the wall when I'm working out there so the alarm will not be sounding constantly all day when I'm out cleaning or working. Kind of like telling the guard "don't shoot! It's me! Just take the afternoon off"! I just have to turn it back around when I lock up. Form a habit like pulling your keys out of the door after you lock the lock. It's just habit.
998468
is the alarm setting on its own when you plug in the battery? It should only activate when you hold down B, maybe you got a defective one or you have a battery that is almost dead. I would try a new battery. I ordered 2 at the time since there so cheap and I got 2 working alarms! only thing i can think that would make them better is if they gave off a electric shock.
917488
hello, can you be more specific on your question please? this is an interface for alarm ,this isn't an alarm.
95847
yes you can! you can have the audible alarm at any setting from 0-20 (volume) so you could just set it at 0. you can also plug in your own sounds or download sounds. I haven't done either of those 2, yet. right now I'm working with the Crickets sound, because I accidentally unplugged the unit a while back and it un-set my radio station. the light stays on for about 2 hours, I've found, if you don't turn it off.
1781979
There is a button to silence the alarm - had to use it recently when a transformer failure knocked power out for a few hours.
1595607
The alarm is designed to be plugged into your wall like any other appliance. If you have a bit of electrical knowledge you could hard wire it. I simply plugged mine in since I had an open receptacle. Hope this helps.
1674788
Neither battery or 120v, mine is hooked into the either 12v dc or 24 AC on my alarm panel not sure which one, buts its certainly a low voltage line...dont know if 120v would be too much...but would expect the specific unit's capabilities are in the data shert on GE's website
2188385
I purchased it for my granddaughter, and I have not heard her parents complain about it so I assume you can. In fact, I remember checking to see if the alarm worked and being able to turn it off. It has a switch on the battery box.
1790753
hijust push the "fm" button, it will turn off the alarmpush the "light" button, it will turn off the lightthe alarm is then still set for the following day;)
1153883
First make sure your alarm company is notified to put your system on test. The following assumes use of standard phone wire (r-w-b-g):1. Unscrew (disconnect) the red wire & tape it (that's the power wire);2. Unscrew the white wire (ground);3. Unscrew the red & green wires (these are the alarms wires);4. If there's a resistor soldered to the red or green wire, leave it, you'll need to keep it in the circuit when you install the new unit.Good luck!
240110
You don't need to set anything. Just plug it into 220V outlet. It has an auto sense input voltage circuit, so don't worry about.