Does this system have an siren reset option? I need an alarm system that will reset the siren if triggered after at most 15min unless re-triggered...Dumb city alarm ordnance. (I'm also required to register the fact that I have an alarm, fines are given...
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I am not sure, you may want to call the customer service #. They actually answer and are extremely helpful. Good Luck!!! :)
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The alarm goes off after the designated time has elapsed and then continues to beep for one minute. This is a beeping type of alarm not a continuous type...thank goodness. :-)
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Oh my word. Thank you for the question. YES. I tried it as you said... I was wondering why my timers would all start over. I'v purchased a lot of them, so I won't forget things.. Yes... I put in 3 seconds, it went off; so I pushed stop. Then, I just pushed start again, and it counted down the 3 seconds. I did it about 4 times... 'cool' and thanks again for the question.
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You do not need to use alarms 3 and 4 if you don't need to they are just an option. Activate the alarms as if you are going to set them and when you get to three and four. go until they are blank then they will not go off at all. Write back if you need more help
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Hello,Yes, the alarm system once triggered, will sound for the determined amount of time you personally chose (00-30 Minutes). Then it will shut off, and reset. Meaning the alarm system is armed again, awaiting the next break-in attempt.Thanks.www.FortressSecurityStore.com
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It does have a built in siren. You would not add this to your system but you would replace your system with this system
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I have sensitive ears, so the alarm was so loud to me that I didn't just let it go to see if it reset itself. I just shut it off physically. Hope that helps.
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Yes, it continues to beep for 60 seconds after it goes off. As I said in my review I would not buy this again because it has such a short alarm time. If you step outside or go to the garage for something you may not realize it has gone off for several minutes. The other one I have rings for five minutes and also has a countdown screen which continues to count down so you'll know how long ago it went off. Just my thoughts.
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hello, the system has sensors, that you install where you need them, when you activate the alarm, if anyone tries to enter thru your door or window, the siren goes off , and it is loud enough to scare anyone off, not to mention alert your other neighbors, you can set it up to call your cell phone, or the local police dept, just make sure that you ok it with your police dept, every city has different rules. good luck
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The Gymboss recycles after the time you set for as many times as you want (up to 99 times). I do an exercise routine where I program my Gymboss for 30 sec. intervals for 15 sets (times). At the end of each 30 second interval it recycles to the start of a new 30 second set.Yes, the "bell" (a double beeping alarm sound) is loud enough to hear. It also does have a volume control (low, medium and high). You can also program the alarm to go off for either 1 second, 2 seconds or 5 seconds (depending on your needs). The only thing is after about six months (depending on how often you use your Gymboss) you will need to replace the AAA battery as the alarm sound will get weaker over time.Hope this answer your questions. The Gymboss recycles after the time you set for as many times as you want (up to 99 times). I do an exercise routine where I program my Gymboss for 30 sec. intervals for 15 sets (times). At the end of each 30 second interval it recycles to the start of a new 30 second set.Yes, the "bell" (a double beeping alarm sound) is loud enough to hear. It also does have a volume control (low, medium and high). You can also program the alarm to go off for either 1 second, 2 seconds or 5 seconds (depending on your needs). The only thing is after about six months (depending on how... » Read More The Gymboss recycles after the time you set for as many times as you want (up to 99 times). I do an exercise routine where I program my Gymboss for 30 sec. intervals for 15 sets (times). At the end of each 30 second interval it recycles to the start of a new 30 second set.Yes, the "bell" (a double beeping alarm sound) is loud enough to hear. It also does have a volume control (low, medium and high). You can also program the alarm to go off for either 1 second, 2 seconds or 5 seconds (depending on your needs). The only thing is after about six months (depending on how often you use your Gymboss) you will need to replace the AAA battery as the alarm sound will get weaker over time.Hope this answer your questions. « Show Less
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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...
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It does not appear to have an alarm. I never looked into that feature until this question arose, but I did not find an alarm setting in a quick perusal and there are no alarm buttons on the unit itself. Further, a search of the .pdf manual for "alarm" found zero hits.
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I had this happen twice shortly after my home was constructed and everything was new and I'd moved in. The alarm turned itself off at after 30 seconds. The only thing I could think of is that something new was "outgassing" (paint, plywood glue, etc.). Just to be sure, call your alarm company or an installer of smoke alarms to see if one of your sensors units has gone bad.
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Yes, there is an audible alarm. If you set it for 2 minutes the clock will start a countdown when you press the start/stop button. After it countdowns the 2 minutes the alarm goes off and then the clock starts a --count up---timer. This is neat because if you want to know exactly how long it was in case you walked away from it the countup timer would let you know your two minutes plus whatever else to add to it. It --will not--continue to repeat your two minute setting without resetting the alarm.
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I played around with it to see what it would do. A single beep sounds when motion is detected. Then about 15-20 seconds later the (obnoxious) alarm starts, and continues for about 30 seconds before it stops. I'm not sure how long it takes, but the unit does re-arm itself after the alarm has been sounded.
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Apparently from the other answers it looses correct time after a while (4 hours?), but keeps the settings (probably a small flash mem chip on board).My feeling is that it would just be one more clock to reset after a power outtage....Coffee Maker, Microwave, Oven, Bedside Alarm Clocks,Clock Radios, Etc.So it does not concern me.All I have to do is remember! :-)
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You would need to connect it to a compatible alarm control panel. The alarm panel provides the control signal and power to the siren.