How loud is the "chime" when arming and disarming the system, along with opening doors, and ect when the system is not armed.
501335
We hated this unit. We are using Chamberlain motion sensors outside in key areas. There is not arming or disarming they just let me hear when someone is by a window or on the property. I love it. The alarm system you are looking at stopped working. It was loud but we had the extra siren. We never hooked up doors or windows. If someone gets in, they would set up a motion sensor within seconds so we don't find the window and door alarms worth the hassle.
501336
This system is piece of crap. its sitting in my store room now. worked for first 3 months and then all sensors, alarm, main console stopped working one by one. cheap chinese stuff.
501337
This is a piece of garbage that does not work. Please google the company address to see the business location.
501338
I honestly cannot remember if I even got that far into the installation of this system before packing it up and returning it. This system is horrible as are those responsible for selling it (AAS).
457128
absolutely simple to destroy this simple device. however, the shrieking alarm is deafening...it could frighten a novice intruder to leave or awaken the owner. basic device, but to alert someone it is good. it might be good on a door of the house to know when kids are entering an "off limits" area or perhaps on the inside of a gun safe, etc...
2249056
It has two. One sounds like a ding dong chime. The other is really loud klaxon sound. The only issue i had with this was placement if the reciever. It "almost" had to be line of sight. It did work on small objects aka critters the size of house cat setting it off. Which to me is great. That small means it will get the bigger critters too. Was in an apartment and the patio was easy to get to. Thats why i got it and it let me know who or what was out there if i was in another room.
142206
No, and the alarm is extremely loud. I use the chime it is loud enough to here if my ASD son is entering an area of the home he is not permitted to.
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. ?
2240440
Yes and it is very quiet, you only hear the spring recoil if,you are very close
2004043
I would say the sound is about half that of a 22 rifle, I don't think your neighbors would notice the sound unless they are extremely close
905294
Chirps very loudly. So far, the battery has lasted quite a while. I have it in our RV that is at a storage facility. The little remote allows you to deactivate the alarm before entering. I think for the money, it's a pretty good product. I'm hoping the sound might scare off someone trying to break in our rv.
280892
Make sure it lays flat, or has room to lay flat. My windows have a bump so I cant even use mine. The chime is loud enough for an apt or small house, esp if you're a deep sleeper. If you have a house I would recommend either mult of these units or a different system all together.
214172
I saw a review on it, and they registered it at 86 decibels. I've just finished sighting mine in and to my ear it sounds not too abnormally loud. It sounds a little louder than it was on the video review. Remember that the sound will dissipate over distance, so that what sounds loud to the shooter's ear will definitely drop in decibels (quiet down) at about 50' away from the shooter.
1962330
Not that loud. Just a little louder than an air soft or paint ball gun. It's more of a ping sound. I shoot mine in my backyard and have had no complaints.
539979
I just got mine in the mail and I can assure you that it sounds NOTHING like a door chime. The beep mode sounds like our microwave beeping to let us know that our food is done cooking. We don't have any problem hearing it. The alarm is very loud and sounds like a high pitched siren.
1739601
no chime, yes has to be armed, the home setting blocks out motion sensors and you have a panic button
1135492
It's not too loud behind a closed door. They sell dampeners also that are rubber and help reduce the noise
1041833
This one I purchased : )...It has both:: door chime along with various chimes/tones and the blinking lights too. The door chimes have a lever to make the chime higher volume or lower volume or no volume, and only leave the blinking lights on. I hope this answered your question. It's not irritating at all/quite pleasant sounds to choose from.
1662561
The system makes a chime noise when you open doors. It does not speak the name of the sensor. It makes no noise when you close a door. It does not work with non-SimpliSafe sensors.
1750050
There is a chime, it takes a good bit of shaking for it to happen though. Seems to be impossible to find them without a chime. It's actually a rather "tin" sound and not what i think of when i think of a chime.