Is there a delay before the siren goes off or is it instant?
164397
Mine has a delay before the siren goes off of 30 seconds if it dials out it takes about 45 seconds.
164398
There is a delay when the siren sounds and the call is made. I do not know if that's the question?
164399
There is a delay of about 20 seconds on mine. And if you have it set to make phone calls, it increases the delay time until basically the first call has been attempted.
2240289
I havent noticed a delay when I used it. If there is one it is hardly noticeable.
1077478
I tested mine by blowing propane at it from a propane torch - the delay was about 5-10 seconds. The alarm stayedon as long as I could stand to keep the propane going, and went off within 30 seconds after I stopped the propane. Haven't tested it with natural gas yet, and haven't had any gas leaks. I like having this unit on duty! I even bought an additional unit for the utility room.
1153782
It does have about a 2 sec delay before it will turn on or off. I hope that helps.
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. ?
1860160
We have actually had it go off sooner than 15 seconds. I believe it is looking for absolutely no motion --- even breathing or panting will delay the response.
1847101
Yes, the receiver (base unit) is in the house and has a selector switch to set the unit to a constant beep, to a siren or to OFF when a sensor is tripped! You in effect are not turning the sensors off, you are turning off the "monitoring" of the sensors.
67342
I have not done that , but it makes sense to me, that when the wall mount is active, so is the siren.( it is connected directly by speaker wire), When I forget to disable, it goes off every time. I have to rush to disable, so the neighbors don't call the police ! Good luck, hope this helps. RWM
951364
If you do not shut it off manually after the siren is activated, the siren will sound for a little over 1-minute for approximately 70-seconds and then shut itself off.
467599
If the sensor is triggered, it goes off for about 15 to 20 seconds, then it stops on its own until it is triggered again. There is a mute button on the back of the control box, so if you want to cancel the alarm sound sooner you can...
926873
No, it well delay about 20 sec. To make a call then it will sound the siren
1322006
Hello, our signal makes ore of a "beep" noise. I would not call it a siren.
1670602
It turn off immediately. There is no delay timer in the unit. If you need that you could perhaps get a delay timer switch instead of the normal wall on/off switch.
603877
If it is moved or gets jarred it will make a loud "chirp" as a warning. I haven't had any false alarms with it. I believe if the alarm is triggered that it goes off in like 15 seconds unless the code is entered before that.
1486726
if you mean, does the alarm siren switch off after motion stops, the answer is no. the alarm will continue to sound for approximately 3-5 minutes or until someone enters the security code.
1690585
As the other answer says, "immediately". In any case, less than a second. If you hit a button twice VERY quickly (which I've done in a frantic situation) it may not be awake, so don't wait until the last second to make a correction.
1943604
It has a dry contact momentary that will trigger many other devices such as a sounding device (siren Driver) or a zone in an alarm panel. It does not have a timing feature to time out a siren driver. This would have to be provided by the user. It is rock solid in all kinds of weather at the 75 ft distance I use it between the beam.