what guage are the wires that come with your alarm
149425
The gauge was not marked, but my guess is they are about 18 ga stranded. They carry low voltage (12v dc) and very little amperage, Work just fine.
149426
There are no markings on my unit that specify the wire size, but it appears to be close to #18 AWG for all 3 wires.
149427
For a run under 20' 18 ga. was good enough for my application. The existing wire on my indoor siren was 18ga. (2'). In this situation with a 12v dc siren there is no heavy amp draw like a motor would have so the wire size is not critical for short runs.
1944607
Dear Janie., I have no idea., I purchased this one bcs my alarma company gave me the model number beforehand.,
2027080
You'll need to contact the manufacturer for an answer to this question. The model that I own only has an alarm on the main control module which is attached to my router in the basement.
1832797
You'll need the alarm (Honeywell RWD41) for the sensing cable to work, but yes, either cable will work in the alarm or as posted in an earlier response up to 240 feet of cable can be connected to one alarm. The ends of the cables are RJ-11 type connectors - or standard household land line connectors. The RWD80/T extension cable comes with an end that will plug into the cable that comes with the alarm or can be used instead of the cable that comes with the alarm. The sensing cables can indeed be extended using regular phone connecting wires with the standard RJ-11 jacks - understand that regular phone wires will NOT detect water, just extend the length from the alarm to where you place the sensing cable.
1153883
First make sure your alarm company is notified to put your system on test. The following assumes use of standard phone wire (r-w-b-g):1. Unscrew (disconnect) the red wire & tape it (that's the power wire);2. Unscrew the white wire (ground);3. Unscrew the red & green wires (these are the alarms wires);4. If there's a resistor soldered to the red or green wire, leave it, you'll need to keep it in the circuit when you install the new unit.Good luck!
952925
I am not sure but I can tell you that the alarm is high pitched and very loud. I couldn't replace the pin fast enough to end the test of the Vigilant 130.
911523
I don't know the gauge of the wire but it doesn't seem to be high quality. They're very basic, but I already anticipated that and bought some wire separately for about $30. Heres what I bought and it works great: C&E 100 Feet 14AWG Enhanced Loud Oxygen-Free Copper Speaker Wire Cable, CNE62761
961180
I do not know the answer, I actually need to return this because it will NOT work with my car alarm system. I purchased the wrong model.
587880
i am not sure waht guage standard Landdscape Wire is but it works well with that wire.
10103
The alarm wire is six feet long.The instructions say you can splice in another insulated wire, up to 100' long, and this looks easy to do.
88104
American Wire Gauge (AWG) 18, Connector(s) 1 x power NEMA 5-15 - male & 1 x power NEMA 5-15 - female
2165695
My alarm system is hard wired. Have no problems. BTW I love these cameras!! The add on really worth it.
549882
I Wish I had the answer but I took mines to an auto alarm installer and they hooked it for 200.00 they did a great job.
423492
You just wire it to the terminals in the control panel that lead to your other alarm. There is enough current to drive all alarms
1578607
Don't know exact guage, but I would estimate 16ga. Makes no difference, there were no directions for connection, no info. on wires, like which was ground, etc. Tried different combonations, the only LEDs that worked was the left turn. Don't waste your money on that peice of crap.
1565944
most systems at 12 volt use 10 amps or less of power. Therefore, 16 to 18 guage wire should work just fine.
590974
The pads are not physically connected to anything. The alarm unit can be run by either an AC adaptor or batteries. Recommend buying the adaptor and keeping batteries in it for when you want to move around with the alarm. The alarm unit comes automatically calibrated to the sensor pads. The alarm unit plug indicates it takes DC 6~12v. Kerr Medical sells a 9v adaptor separately.