How do you silence low battery alarm. Putting on charge with 110v jack on side does not help.
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You must insert the Red Pin with the round top into the small hole on the front of the system. If you look at the front of the device you will see it next to the red battery test button.
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Depends on your system. This unit feeds off my aux battery system. Would take a lot to kill that, and if it did, my alarm kicks on at any voltage lower than 11. But if it did 'go dead', I do not believe that this has an internal battery source.
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There is a little black button beside the battery compartment, behind the stand. I think I had that problem once and hit it by mistake probably trying to take the battery out to stop the alarm, but then found it in the directions.
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No, it will only silence that one alarm. If the smoke has not cleared in 4 minutes, it will sound again. It will also silence the low battery beep for 24 hours. (If your batteries happen to be low). Why are you finding alarms with missing batteries?
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Yes. You can disable the power alarming feature via one of the dip switches on the back of the unit. One of the answers below describes a feature about changing the time to wait for the power to be out before calling you with a power alarm. This also helps, but to turn off the power alarm call-out feature entirely, you can do it via the flip of a switch on the back of the unit.
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Open up the compartment were the actual alarm speaker is and unplug it. Then plug the siren on this wires and try it. If the noise is too low. Buy the bigger battery. The big square one they sell for the lanterns. That should work. Or use two 9v batteries, but try one at a time. Just run wires to the batterie compartment inside since the 9v battery or the big square one won't fit for obvious reasons. the last resort a car battery will work as well since they are 12 volts.
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The audible alarm can indeed be configured from the front panel to be "muted". Press and hold the Silence Alarm button for .5 seconds.
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Could be several possibilities. Check to see if your battery is older or not sufficiently holding a charge and or that all the connections and cables are clean and tight. You don't mention whether your alarm goes off constantly however even if it did you would have to try a different sensitivity setting and you may still have to refer back to the above assuming the unit is not defective in some way. Disconnectthe alarm and see if your battery still goes dead. if it does then you have a short or another problem or possibly something i mentioned. Good luck.
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The noise is a low voltage warning, put it on the charger and it will stop I leave mine on the charger at all times to be certain it is ready to use
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?Silence: yes. ?Remove batteries: no. *The switch is on the top and has 3 positions. Left is music alarm, center is off and right is chime alarm. I keep it switched off during the day to help save battery usage. Battery usage is excellent, by the way.
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There is a button switch that you can use to put the unit in the " silent" mode....not audible to humans.Works great in either mode. I only use audible mode to periodically verify batteries. Good Luck.
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Alarm beeping? Replace battery. Give it a day to self adjust. Still beeping? Replace with another fresh battery, push the test button. Give it another day to adjust. Still beeping. Push test button. Then give it a day to stew. Still beeping? Replace battery, push test button, smack it against the ceiling once. Give it another day to consider. Still beeping? Replace with a battery from unopened package, whack it with a screwdriver, shake it, yell at it, roughly twist it into place with some kind of verbal ultimatum. Give it another day. Still beeping? Continue with the methods I have written for you and expand using your imagination. Generally works about the 6th or 7th go around. Lemonbalm
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Power down your alarm system by disconnecting the battery backup and unplug the transformer from its outlet.
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The alarm will sound when the plug is removed. You have to push the button to silence it. This is so the parent will know if child unplugged it or came unplugged while they slept.
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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.
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Bernie, Not sure I understand your question...Do you mean you want to disable the alert produced when power has been interrupted?Please explain your situation and I will try to answer.Thanks,steve
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No low battery indicator. If you cover the unit in your hand you can muffle the sound and remove the pin to test it once a week. I got this for my daughter and its cool to hook on a purse, jacket zipper or a belt loop. No fumbling to push a button, just pull and it goes pretty loud.