Once triggered, how long does the siren runs for?
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The siren is activated by the Security System (Alarm Panel) by supplying 12 Volts DC to the siren. The activation and timing of the siren is controlled by the settings in your alarm system.
909483
It will run as long as you want it to, unless your system cuts it off after a certain amount of time.
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Think of it as a light bulb...once it gets triggered, ('switched on'), it stays on until you, or your triggering system, shuts it off or resets. It doesn't have it's own timer....same as a light bulb.
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I have an alarm system; someone broke into my house after midnight when I was out of town. My neighbors didn't even hear the alarm from the security system. Can this unit be attached to my existing system and it so, will it have to be manually turned off?
909486
Siren is loud and will last along as your battery or fuse can handle great for vounteer personal vehicle all you need
909487
As long as it has power. Depends how long your alarm panel is programed to run. Factory setting is around 5 minutes usualy.
2282242
The alarm will stop under 5 minutes of ringing. I don't know how long exactly, but under that.
1034858
The timer will continue to chime for a while. I've never tried to find out for how long, but I know more than one minute. Marv
1465977
I use my IR detector for a local alarm siren. When power is first turned on, it will sound off for about 15 seconds. So to prevent false alarms I installedthe on/off switch on the output side where the siren is wired. The IR always has 12 VDC power on it. Not sure about your situation. Hope this helps.
1142162
It's makes a loud siren noise for about 12 hours if not connected to other half.
1594389
There is no button on this siren. I connected two wires to my home security system. It is like a speaker for the security system.
2149228
Geez.. depending on who sells it, that info varies. I did find one that seemed the most accurate. The timer can be set at 23 or 45 mins. Remember you'll find a lot of this info in just a few reviews. I always read the reviews. Imperative. Opal
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As far as i can tell it is continious. i did not see a limit in any documenation and so far it continies beeping until i turn it off. The longest time has been near 2 minutes. Hope this helps.
430475
The siren is plenty loud to alert you from your sleep. It's high pitch and piercing. I don't think theres a battery in the siren, it plugs into the wall. There is a battery either AA or AAA in the unit itself for when the electricity goes down to keep the unit running. The only problem I've had is the two way tape on the door mounts is not all that good. The kit comes with screws for wood. I cut Velcro into small streps and it works good, has not fallen off the doors and walls.
1594390
The siren is activated by DCpower. It is designed to be used on an alarm system. There are no buttons.
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The control pad siren is independent of the other sirens so the answer is yes. In fact, if someone is in my home, I don't want the control pad siren to go off because it will lead the person to the control pad.
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Hi there fellow "alarmist"! My siren has three leads: White, Red, and Yellow. White is negative. If yours has a Black wire instead, it's negative. Red to Positive makes the Siren YELP. If you connect Yellow to Positive, the sound is Steady! That's all there is to it... It operates on 12 VDC.Have fun, Walley Bendz
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The horn connects to a Security System as a second siren. It is not a stand lone piece. It goes off when the alarm is triggered. We have our set up with Motion detectors but the fortress systems have other options as well.
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The signal that activates the alarm, including the siren, is relayed through the main unit. Once you activate the panic button the signal is then relayed to the main unit and from there transmitted to the siren. I'm not sure if you're asking if you need the main unit to use the panic button but if you are, the answer is yes. My system works okay although I wish the siren was louder since I live in a rural area and my nearest neighbor is pretty far away. If you live in the suburbs or apartment building then it should be loud enough. Other than that, I don't really have any complaints about the the system. It does take a little bit of learning to understand how it all works but not that bad and I think it's well worth the price when compared to other units.
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No, it well delay about 20 sec. To make a call then it will sound the siren
1450920
I do not know exactly how long it takes to trigger the camera but it has been acceptable for my use (still photo's at a mineral lick). The trigger intervals can be set at 20 seconds, 1 minute, 5 minutes or 10 minutes. CAUTION: I purchased my camera about 4 month ago and it worked great for 5 weeks before it failed. I returned it to Wildview, they "repaired" it and sent it back to me approximately 3 weeks later. I put it back out and it worked fine for about 4 weeks before it failed again.
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I've had this only a short time and use it infrequently. As long as a finger is in the device, it should stay on. But once the finger ids removed, it will turn off after 10 seconds. Alarm adjustments that can be made in the 'setup' mode for the oxygen level and the pulse rate. The highest pulse seems to be 240 The settings can be a little tricky to make since the instruction leaflet is not very clear. However, it seems well to be well made and does work well. It uses two readily available AAA cells, which is a plus.