Is there any volume control or alarm control over the sound? Can the alarm be turned off if you do not want an audible alarm?
1070936
I would assume that it uses a standard beeper, a round, squat plastic cylinder with a small hole in the top that projects the sound. You would have to open up the unit, which would void your warranty, and place a small piece of tape over the hole, thus reducing the beep to a very low sound, but it would still be there.
1070937
I don't think so. It's fairly loud. Admittedly I did not have mine very long. It tested at least one known good power supply ( brand new, about a week old) as bad. Don't think it's a great product. Returned mine.
1984526
I think the speaker is just below the sensor on the front. Perhaps that is where you would apply something. I'm still trying to wrap my head around wanting to muffle an alarm. Isn't the point of an alarm to be loud?
1285823
I don't think you can change the volume of the beep, but you can turn it off. In the Power Panel Personal Edition software, you can enable or disable the UPS's alarm and enable or disable your computer notification sound (from your speakers). Of course, you'll need to let the software run on startup for the notification sound. But if you do this, you could disable the UPS alarm and still get sounds that you can control through your speaker volume or the PC's mixer app.
2155579
With the added iHome app, you can dim it as much as you like. I am having some issues with the app though because it doesn't let me use the lower volume for the music part of the alarm. Since I use the white noise quite loudly to go to sleep to, this makes the alarm pretty loud when it goes off. There may be a way to fix this issue, I just haven't found it yet. If you don't go to sleep with sound or don't mind a loud alarm, it wouldn't be an issue for you.
643330
You can adjust the volume of the alarm. This alarm has 32 different settings... you can go from a ding dong sound to pretty much a song... I stick to the simple ding dong sound on my setting. Maybe I might change it during the holidays to fit the other settings.
1884442
No, there is no volume control. There is only an 'on/off' switch. Depending on your sensitivity to sound, I don't think it's that loud. I think it's more of that little fear in most of us that makes us worry that 'someone else' may hear it! :*)
799187
Seem as they are all broken I don't remember. There is a on off switch for sound so I just wanted a visual. I never used the audible alarm. But like I said, none of them work as all failed.
1795908
I do not see a way to turn the sound off. For in class timing I use my smart phone set on vibrate.This is a great timer in the kitchen.
1680356
Yes there is a volume control. However it is also the seek button so it's a bit touchy when playing music. For audiobooks it works great.
431687
Yes, you can turn off the timer. It has volume buttons that you use to adjust the volume.
1794578
if you touch the alarm when it's on it will go off and will scare the crap out of the theif before he can turn it off it is very loud. i have placed it to where it can't be seen so there is no chance of anyone turning it off with out alerting me.
455604
Yes, it has a cut out that allows it to be hung up (much like a photo). You can also silence the audible alarm and just use the visual cues and set the sound level so it doesn't pick up background noise. I used it at a busy hospital to remind staff to be more quiet at night.
964705
I have sensitive ears, so the alarm was so loud to me that I didn't just let it go to see if it reset itself. I just shut it off physically. Hope that helps.
1864612
I don't know. I use it as the alarm and it gets louder until you turn it off.
1700278
The speaker has a brief tone when first turned on and again when the bluetooth connects. The loudness depends on the volume setting. I do not know if it can be turned off completely. It also has indicator lights for power, charging, and bluetooth status.
2258880
The receiver has a switch that can be turned off and the volume can be set on low or high. At low we can hear it throughout the house. Volume is not the issue. It's the frequent false alarms that is bothersome.
1790754
On top of the alarm clock you will find buttons that control volume and brightness. They appear in groups of 3 small buttons: [ - ][BRIGHTNESS][ + ] and [ - ][ FM ][ + ] where instead of word BRIGHTNESS there will be little icon that resemble a sun.While the alarm is ON (both light and sound), if you press little sun button - the light will turn off until the next day. If you press the FM button the sound will turn off until the next day.Hope that helps.