How many wires are required for siren? Power and connection to main keypad?
2046900
All sensors come with this kits are wireless, the main panel support up to 7 wired sensors, power adapter need connect to main panel , the siren need connect to main panel.
1594394
You would need to connect it to a compatible alarm control panel. The alarm panel provides the control signal and power to the siren.
2090507
It has two types of siren's, a warble and a constant. They operate off of 12volts so as long as your sensor will put out the 12v's it will soundthe siren. I've had customers apply this to entry doors for instance so they can here when someone comes in their shop or yard's.
2135945
I used this siren to replace one that had gone bad on a Honeywell Ademco 20P hard wired alarm system. I believe that the siren/bell hookup was 12v DC on the alarm contacts. This did not require me to install any separate adapter. The siren works very well on my system.
8476
You can install a 4219. It connects to the panel in the keypad 4 wire bus & adds 8 additional wired zones to the panel. Add a second one fora total of 24 wired zones .
344165
Everything you need comes with the siren. You will need to follow the instructions that come with the siren to program it into the base unit. It's a remote unit that just needs to be plugged into a standard house 110 outlet.
1969816
depending on the siren amplifier you have most amps use 2 brown wires to the speaker. instructions on the siren amplifier should give you a schematic on wiring.
1899013
You can yes but depends what type of sensor you use , since the siren is 12 volts you would need a 12 volt sensor . I have a diagram somewhere maybe I can post . What you need is a 12volt photo cell .
1500680
Sure can. I am using 2 wireless sirens in addition to the wired one in my application and it works flawlessly. You can add as many as you'd like.
923495
Ohh one last thing. The Siren has two tones. Thats the reason why it have's 3 wires. So it makes a diferent sound based on the cable that you use....
320503
I'm sorry I misunderstood. I am using my siren with a transmitter an door sensor. I have mounted my siren 35ft from transmitter. I 'm not using the remote.
2252048
'Connection' box has no wires - dash mount LED and 'beeper' has 16' wire. Sensors have 8' wires.Hope that helps
1591081
its a siren which needs to be connected to an alarm system, the alarm gets disarmed when you enter your code into the panel/keypad, this is not a standalone siren
1739045
One pair of wires will work. I have the same setup in my kayak. 12 volt battery with a pair of wires run to the switch panel. Just wire the negative thru to the equipment and series positive thru switches.
1500679
Yes. I removed siren connected to panel and added wireless at different location so I could hide panel. I use the remotes to arm and disarm so no need for panel to be in sight.
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.
181338
Nope, backup siren is incase they cut the wires to your primary siren, backup battery is in case they cut the battery power to disable the alarm. If the siren is hard to reach, you will be fine. What many do is pop the hood and cut the power to the battery. I myself just have the backup battery