Got everything hooked up exactly as described. When powered up detector lights up and my alarm sounds non stop. What's wrong?
921695
Hi Jeff. Did you double check your connections at the sensor? A typical setup should be --1. Constant (+) power wire goes to the 'L' terminal. 2. 'Both' (-) wires from your power source and your device go to the 'N' terminal. 3. Finally, the (+) wire from your device goes to the 'LOAD' terminal. Also, try to adjust the sensitivity/light adjustment on the device while it's powered off. Then apply power. Hope this helps. Dave
921696
Try disconnecting power supply and reconnecting. if that does not work, I would return as defective due to internal circuitry failure
708499
I have never experienced this situation. However, the instructions say that the alarm should be reset due to an abnormal or operation or previous alarm.
71449
That's strange, try to make some noise, it has a sensor. Mine is working as plug n play.
1658012
I called the 800# & they said it needs to be ran under warm water for 20 seconds, dry it & it should be fine. Did that to mine over & over again but still didnt stop my alarm from going off. Had to return mine, i had the same problem as you.
1982996
It alerts me when opened or closed no matter what. Not sure if power is lost.
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!
1377037
you have to use the wired siren of the system, the main panel doesnt have any sound
994051
If you install the included powerchute software, you can configure alarms to sound at all times, or you can choose to have alarms silenced during a selectable window of hours, or when the PC is in hibernation. I've got 3 of these devices, and the two on my PCs are set to alarm 24/7. However, the only time they've ever sounded is when I first turn them on there is a short beep, and during a real power failure. Not all all intrusive.
913056
The only "noise" this unit makes is when the alarm goes off after being set.
1980927
Sounds defective. I dont think there was a way to silence the alarm otherwise.
1153881
The voltage is low, but be careful not to touch wires to each other so that no damage occurs. Cap them or tape them as you remove them. I don't think you can easily turn off power. Also, call your alarm company before you do this to not cause an alert.
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.
2142309
Mine will make an audible clicking noise whenever the system starts up or shuts down. I'm guessing it is something inside completing the circuit allowing the system to run.
674893
The question as asked is difficult to answer because of lack of information. Many factors come into play; Like how old is your detector and what does randomly mean in this case?If the beeping is reasonably spaced, the problem is probably battery related. If your detector is old, it could be telling you to replace the unit (SURPRISE! they do not last forever).As far as the battery compartment goes - check with the installer and make sure that it has not been locked. These units can be used in homes and small businesses, so they include a pin that can be inserted to lock the battery compartment. If it is not locked, remove it from the bracket and gently pry it open. The question as asked is difficult to answer because of lack of information. Many factors come into play; Like how old is your detector and what does randomly mean in this case?If the beeping is reasonably spaced, the problem is probably battery related. If your detector is old, it could be telling you to replace the unit (SURPRISE! they do not last forever).As far as the battery compartment goes - check with the installer and make sure that it has not been locked. These units can be used in homes and small businesses, so they include a pin that can be inserted to lock the... » Read More The question as asked is difficult to answer because of lack of information. Many factors come into play; Like how old is your detector and what does randomly mean in this case?If the beeping is reasonably spaced, the problem is probably battery related. If your detector is old, it could be telling you to replace the unit (SURPRISE! they do not last forever).As far as the battery compartment goes - check with the installer and make sure that it has not been locked. These units can be used in homes and small businesses, so they include a pin that can be inserted to lock the battery compartment. If it is not locked, remove it from the bracket and gently pry it open. « Show Less
967903
You mean after the ladycomp alarm wakes you up? I hit any button once, and it seems to flash for me to take the temp. When it takes the temp, there is no more sound i believe. They have an email you can search for on google, and have been responsive to answer questions in the past. Hope you get it resolved. :)
1304006
Good morning. I regretted having bought this alarm. It was a waste of money and would have returned it if only I could at that time. I hope this answers a question in your mind about the reliability of this sensor.
948291
Have no positive idea - in all probability, You should again push the button whichactivated the "It's Done" Tone/Alarm originally. Don't actually know - apparently I've never pushed my button - it's quiet!