when you open the door, does it give you a warning message before siren activates, or it starts siren right away? thank you.
509442
If you set the door as delay zone, and delay alarm 20 seconds (1-60 secnods adjustable), when you open your door, you will hear 20 seconds warning beeps before siren activates, otherwise it will starts siren right away.
792990
It will beep first and then it's a healthy shock when they are directly over the line. You can adjust the intensity though, depending on how well your dog learns. Most learn the first time.
625296
It is permissible to connect the red wire of the siren to the hot wire of the car's alarm without harm, but in order to have the siren sound only when the car's alarm is activated, the black wire must be connected to the car's alarm wire that leads back to the car's computer, which I assume, initiates the sounding action or the car's relay box that the computer controls. That may be easy or hard to find. If you can find and gain access to the car's sounder - probably the car's horn, then simply connect the black wire to the wire leading back to the computer from that sounder/horn.
1594390
The siren is activated by DCpower. It is designed to be used on an alarm system. There are no buttons.
883540
Yes, the alarm still goes off if the door is left open. I just tried it tonight. The door closed when the alarm went off. When you open the door the alarm goes off. The alarm is a high pitched beep. I have high frequency hearing loss and cannot hear it in the next room.
589089
I'm not absolutely sure what you mean by a "warning beep." There is no sound until the timer runs out. Then it beeps constantly for 30 seconds or more until you turn it off.
1264735
No. If chime is turned on, the control panel will beep. If the alarm is armed then the siren will go off. But the contact itself makes no sound.
114325
No, not really. When the infrared transmitter detects movement...the receiver sounds. But if you, the person who set the alarm system up initially, knows this (as you obviously do) it is no big deal. The thing chimes and you say "Oh yeah, cool. My alarm works." But I think I understand why you ask, because if you have a true siren-type of alarm, you need a delay of a few seconds to turn the bloody thing off because you don't want to hear it triggered. After all, it is "you" entering the alarmed site and not an intruder. But this 1Byone system is more for when you are home or in your garage and you wish to know that somebody else is within range of the transmitter and they set it off (not you). Kind of like when your dog barks at a person approaching. There is no "delay" so to speak, but you thank your dog at any rate because he/she warned you of said interloper (or whomever...could be an in-law:). But no, to answer the question, no delay feature. If it detects, it beeps. Low or High setting. Still a good system though. I've become accustomed to the chimes as it has detected my movement on the order of 100 to 1, me vs. ?
1416225
Hello,Yes, the alarm system once triggered, will sound for the determined amount of time you personally chose (00-30 Minutes). Then it will shut off, and reset. Meaning the alarm system is armed again, awaiting the next break-in attempt.Thanks.www.FortressSecurityStore.com
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.
917424
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.
1196726
Every time I see it go off there is a patrol car sitting or driving by. Sometimes it reacts to doors at super markets like wall mart and when emergency vehicles are active they also set it off. But other than that no it does not alert you unless it is something that actually sets it off. It will constantly beep with a bar telling you how strong the signal is. The stronger the signal the faster the beep. Also it will let you know well in advance about a radar and will continue to beep until out of range.
703914
There is a beep/tone warning button and then a button to stimulate/shock them. It has not been effective for us. You have to keep reactivating it. Although it is waterproof. Doesn't seem to work when we want it to. We have a PetSafe invisible fence system that works excellent for our yard. We wanted something to operate manually when we go to our land. And this has not been helpful.
67345
Not a professional but when my brother hooked ours up to the original unit it worked fine with the old siren and now the new one so when the siren went off during entry it blasted at both end of the house. I see no reason why it wouldn't work only on the panic side button but I would assume if its hooked up properly it should work either way. Thanks
1348866
Yes, the alarm will stop sounding after 45 seconds. It will be activated again if it experiences further motion.
887774
You can turn the siren alarm off in the"menu" option. The lights (red & yellow) will still light though. The announcement will still come on as long as the volume is up ..it will not mute the announcement automatically. ...you must press the snooze button....As a side note you can adjust the siren alarm by whatever the volume level you have set the unit too...hope this helps...
1895462
When you turn on your siren box and selector to wail (for example), you can hear, very lightly, the siren. My box had three sets of two wires (similar in color) in addition to the Hot wire and ground. I hooked the black and white wires to the set of wires that gave me the siren through the speaker.Jim