I want to connect this to honeywell vista 20p system. the siren has three wires(no instructions) which wires get connected to which terminal on panel.
492332
I hooked up the red and white (red + and white -) and grounded the yellow. I have a pcs1000 system which is older.
492333
There are three wires (white, yellow and red), Connect the white wire to the (-) and connect the red to (+) for warble sound or connect the yellow wit to (+) for steady sound. You can leave the unconnected wire as is but just make sure this unconnected wire will not touch and conducting metals - I just use black tape tape the unconnected wire.
1377038
you have to use the wired siren of the system, the main panel doesn´t have any sound
923497
This is a siren which requires voltage not a speaker that requires a electronic signal.Even though they look the same.Look inside your control panel door at the diagram and see if it says speaker or siren.this siren is the most common.wire white wire to ground and either red wire for yelp sound or yellow for steady tone.red or yellow goes to the siren + terminal on your circuit board.so you will be running a 2 conductor wire from your control panel the the outside siren location..this is a very loud siren and good quality
532820
I'm not entirely sure that I understand your question, but this control unit needs to be connected to an On-Q distribution module using cat5 cable with standard RJ45 connectors (some of the older units like this had punch down connectors for the cat5). Speakers are connected to this unit with standard speaker wire. You can find technical specs, wiring diagrams, etc. on On-Q/Legrand's web site.
506201
This should work fine. I put the white wire on terminal 1 and the red wire on 2 and 3 jumped together. You will need the remote transmitter that goes with this unit.
1957838
The siren is not a stand alone alarm system. It is a signaling device. It must be connected to an alarm system.
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Michael - in response to your question, I'm not sure. We have a Honeywell "Ademco Vista" series system with hard wire sirens and the set sirens I purchased, the Honeywell Ademco 702 are fantastic - they are so loud that they'll wake the dead. Our house has been broken in to on more than one occasion and each time the thieves have left without taking anything because the sirens are ear piercing and the whole neighborhood is alerted to the fact that something's very wrong. Once the sirens are activated the bad men flee in short order.
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I don't know if you can connect two sets of wires to the terminal. But you can get connectors so you can connect a second run wire to the wire coming off the box. I have done this with mine. Works fine. Just make sure you get a connector the right size to handle your cable. I bought one recently that would not work because it assumed I was trying to connect a light fixture to the main cable.
851284
From what I know there is an output for a relay on the 5200. You could use the relay to operate the siren but it would need its own power supply.
1594395
It connects to the alarm panel. Do not try to put 120V to it or it will blow.
1134296
I am not a professional installer but I would say yes. This siren has it's own "driver" built in so it is easy to wire.
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
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.
2237804
I've no idea. It's just a dumb siren, no software involved. needs power supply, apparently has built in amp and noise generator.
1969818
The white and black wires connect to the wires tht R labelled as "horn" in the instruction manual like my siren has two green wires well Those two connect to the white black wire don't matter which u connect to which just connect them n connect positive n ground turn siren on n ur good to go
851283
Need a normally open relay and a 12v power supply for the sounder to make it work as a wired sounder. I installed a wave5800 wireless siren designed to be used with the L5100 system. Much easier to install and designed to be installed with the system
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