I have a SKYLINK sc100 in my shop. I want and external loud alarm. How do you wire this speaker to a SKYLINK sc100?
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You could use an SW-433 and plug in a 12VDC at about 1.5 Amps power supply that would run a regular security siren.And you could run the 12 VDC 2 conductor wire out side to the siren. ( and keep the 120VAC inside the house).I actually have a 12 VDC power supply turned on when triggered by a alarm signal. The alarm signal goes to a relay board that turns on the 120 VAC to the 12VDC power supply and the 2 sirens are powered by it. Takes a load off the alarm board.
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Hope that helps. Since you are not messing with actual electricity it should be ok to try to be a Einstein for a day and just do your best... Hope it helps....
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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....
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Open up the compartment were the actual alarm speaker is and unplug it. Then plug the siren on this wires and try it. If the noise is too low. Buy the bigger battery. The big square one they sell for the lanterns. That should work. Or use two 9v batteries, but try one at a time. Just run wires to the batterie compartment inside since the 9v battery or the big square one won't fit for obvious reasons. the last resort a car battery will work as well since they are 12 volts.
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This is a siren which requires voltage not a speaker that requires a electronic signal.Even though they look the same.Look inside your control panel door at the diagram and see if it says speaker or siren.this siren is the most common.wire white wire to ground and either red wire for yelp sound or yellow for steady tone.red or yellow goes to the siren + terminal on your circuit board.so you will be running a 2 conductor wire from your control panel the the outside siren location..this is a very loud siren and good quality
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Open your main box and look for speaker terminals. I added this to a Tyco/ADT system with simple speaker wire run under the house and into the box.
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The alarm needs to be connected to a regular land line jack (RJ11), not wireless, not ethernet. So, if you have VoIP and you can plug a regular telephone into the jack (such as Ooma, MagicJack, and most cable company VoIP) then you should be OK. But again, the alarm needs to be plugged into the telephone jack on whatever your VoIP device is.
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i bought also the RCA 16 gauge (http://ww RCA AH16100SR 100 Ft. 16-Gauge Speaker Wire ) it´s working great!
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THe simple answer from me Steve is a useless, "I don't know". Sorry. I looked at this Rocketfish unit on Amazon and BestBuy (http://www.amazon.com/Rocketfish-Universal-Wireless-Speaker-RF-WHTIB/dp/B000VEP3XO) and could not find any info about amplification power (you know, watts per channel). It seems this solution will work for self-powered speakers and for rear satellites that draw their power from a powered rear sub-woofer. This seems it will carry the line-level signal wirelessly from the receiver to the amp but then something will have to power the speakers. The sub with this system IS self-amplified but the other 5 satellites are all powered directly by the receiver. I hope this ends up helping you. THe simple answer from me Steve is a useless, "I don't know". Sorry. I looked at this Rocketfish unit on Amazon and BestBuy (http://www.amazon.com/Rocketfish-Universal-Wireless-Speaker-RF-WHTIB/dp/B000VEP3XO) and could not find any info about amplification power (you know, watts per channel). It seems this solution will work for self-powered speakers and for rear satellites that draw their power from a powered rear sub-woofer. This seems it will carry the line-level signal wirelessly from the receiver to the amp but then something will have to power the speakers. The sub... » Read More THe simple answer from me Steve is a useless, "I don't know". Sorry. I looked at this Rocketfish unit on Amazon and BestBuy (http://www.amazon.com/Rocketfish-Universal-Wireless-Speaker-RF-WHTIB/dp/B000VEP3XO) and could not find any info about amplification power (you know, watts per channel). It seems this solution will work for self-powered speakers and for rear satellites that draw their power from a powered rear sub-woofer. This seems it will carry the line-level signal wirelessly from the receiver to the amp but then something will have to power the speakers. The sub with this system IS self-amplified but the other 5 satellites are all powered directly by the receiver. I hope this ends up helping you. « Show Less
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Hi Anna, I have 2 floorstanding speakers. Including CS20 for center and 2 Tsi100 for the rear. Feel free to ask me any other questions regarding these speakers. Best of luck,... Ed
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1. Correct. You will need to purchase a two conductor wire (I have 18 ga alarm wire from my local home improvement store) OR you can purchase the Honeywell LT-Cable.2. In my two story home, the unit is across the room from the main entry door. The alarm is PLENTY loud enough for a 2000 sq ft home. The additional sirin really succeeds at letting your neighbors know the alarm was triggered.The alarm remote is radio based and can work through walls. When the remote is used, the main unit beeps one time, very loudly to let you know the status has changed.
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you need speaker wires. i understand satellite speakers to be wireless, but they are not
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You have to use a monitoring service or it affects as a local audible alarm only. Make sure the monitoring service gives you access to total connect. That way you can program and control the system via the internet or your phone.
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The units comes with an alarm, which I believe is powered by straight 12V, but it is not a speaker. Audio speakers have specific impedance and voltage limits. I wouldn't risk damage to a vehicle audio system by wiring the alarm's 12v supply direct to your car's speakers. The alarm is quite loud by itself. You'll hear it. Put it this way, if you are listening to speakers or headphones so loudly, that you cant hear this alarm, you're a hazard to yourself and others on the road.
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Hi Like, You may connect speakers from the back of the Sony Stereo Receiver. S-Air Speakers is basically for having wireless speakers setup on different locations. -Vincent
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I have the S-AIR Speaker, but no card. The slot says EZW RT10, will EZW-T100 S-AIR Signal Transmitter work in this slot. Can't seem to find EZW RT10 cards.
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Thanks for the question!The EXTERNAL in the description actually applies to the fact that this alarm is not a part of the original alarm but hooks up by wire to it. However, we have heard from many customers who do use it outside with no issue. WE suggest only using it outside if it is protected from the elements, such as under an eave.
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Garrett- I went to a local stereo shop and bought a high quality speaker wire. But any speaker wire will work. The better the quality the better the sound though. Hope this helps.
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If you are going through Alarm.com or one of their dealers you should be able to. That's what I have and it works great.
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Thanks for the update! I'll look into the BX-1021, did you have to use a special cable to connect it to the IM600? Altec told me last week that the sub-woofer for the VS-2421 would work as well. I'm little leary as they have given me bad advice before. My remote for the IM600 died back in March, it's taken me this long to get a replacement. They said it shipped, then said it was out of stock and would ship when they got them in (2 months ago), didn't ship, had to call (2 weeks ago) with still no remote, called again last week, hopefully it's on it's way. Not impressed with their CS.
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You can use thin speaker wire but you'll need a good bit of it. Or, I found an extension on here. It was hard to find but it's only $9.99. It's 2 meters, about 6 feet. I ordered it on a Thursday and got it the following Wednesday. I recommend taking the time to find the extension because you won't be taking the chance of messing anything up. I'll try to find it again and give you a link. Found the link. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B008VL2PZS/ref=mw_dp_sim_ss4?pi=SX125