is this siren compatible with a Mace Wireless home security system. Can this be tied in to go off with the other wireless sirens provided?
1247319
Yes, I bought mine with the same intentions. I have a ADT system that came stock with internal siren only. You'll just have to take your electric meter out and find which connections are hot when the internal alarm is sounding. Once you find that connection just hook the new ademco siren in with it. FYI, ademco only needs power to sound off....
802604
ZigBee and Z-Wave are competing technologies and are not interchangeable. I believe this is a Z-Wave only lock (at least this version). That being said, this lock can be controlled and programmed with a z-wave controller. I have three of these locks and control them with the Mi Casa Verde Vera3 controller.
324088
while i cant technically fully answer your question but i have yet to run into a device that doesn't work. I found that the lowes system (cant remember the name) does nit work as I suspect it is more proprietary. Zwave itself is an open design so there are many devices that work. BTW the zwave locks are great because they can disarm the alarm and vice a versa.
1772206
the horn goes off when triggered by your alarm system. The horn alone is useless if you do not have a wireless alarm system to trigger it.. hope that makes sense?
1836873
According to Alarm.com site the other devices they support are Z-Wave so this should work as well. Z-Wave is pretty universal
802605
you can use it with z-wave, not with zigbee. i use it with with a z-wave controller and it works very well. you don't need a security (alarm) system.
824914
I don't think so , the control pad controls the siren, now if you want to use a louder siren , you can hook into the alarm system , we ordered a larger siren thru fortress website , and it alerts between a 4 block radius . Good luck hope this helps.
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.
220288
Actually, this is compatible with any alarm. You install this one with the "ground when armed" wire which detects when you disarm or arm the alarm. Just make sure you know what wire is what I have it installed in my vehicle. People get amazed with it. The 516L is made for you to program any voice you want to it. This one already comes with the voices programmed to it. P.S do not rush your install, be patient, make sure they are the right wires.
1493797
The Mace 80355 has a ground and trigger output under the battery cover, ( the two left most connectors ) leave the jumper in place and wire to any 12 volt siren... If you need more volume you can get a 12 volt trigger relay and provide a 12 volt or higher power source ( I've used up to 17 volts for long runs to multiple sirens up to 400 feet away from unit )
544148
From my experience with it, no. Also it will increase the range for the sensors but not the siren.
214308
Yes... it works with my Petsafe wireless containment system receiver. (Which is a perimeter system.)
994759
I doubt it also since the 3120B uses a physical wire to link with other alarms and there is wires on the SCO501CN. Maybe there is another device that connects wired and wireless units?
563206
This Mace Wireless Motion Detector Sensor will only work with the Mace Wireless Home Security System base unit, (master console) Model 80355, that it was designed for.
217464
Yes as mentioned in the other replies. The siren goes under the hood and is connected directly to your battery with a positive (red) and negative (black) wire. The sensor plugs into your car's 12 volt outlet. The sensor has to be on to charge. To enable the sensor unplugged the senor unless power is removed from your outlet when the key is turned off. The LED will go out, this means the sensor is armed, but not the system. To enable the alarm system press the button on the remote and you will here 2 beeps for armed and one beep for unarmed. There is also a variable setting on the sensor to adjust sensitivity. The sensor is a wireless device that communicates to the siren under the hood. Yes as mentioned in the other replies. The siren goes under the hood and is connected directly to your battery with a positive (red) and negative (black) wire. The sensor plugs into your car's 12 volt outlet. The sensor has to be on to charge. To enable the sensor unplugged the senor unless power is removed from your outlet when the key is turned off. The LED will go out, this means the sensor is armed, but not the system. To enable the alarm system press the button on the remote and you will here 2 beeps for armed and one beep for unarmed. There is also a variable setting on the sensor to... » Read More Yes as mentioned in the other replies. The siren goes under the hood and is connected directly to your battery with a positive (red) and negative (black) wire. The sensor plugs into your car's 12 volt outlet. The sensor has to be on to charge. To enable the sensor unplugged the senor unless power is removed from your outlet when the key is turned off. The LED will go out, this means the sensor is armed, but not the system. To enable the alarm system press the button on the remote and you will here 2 beeps for armed and one beep for unarmed. There is also a variable setting on the sensor to adjust sensitivity. The sensor is a wireless device that communicates to the siren under the hood. « Show Less
1428361
I also own this security device and.absolutely love it. The ac and the siren plug in the back of the control (keypad) device. The siren is extremely loud and i love the fact that it calls my cellphone (or a list of pre programed numbers) if an alarm has been triggered. All actions can be performed over the phone and im able to listen in on whats happening even if im not home. Hope this helps
217465
Yes as mentioned in the other replies. The siren goes under the hood and is connected directly to your battery with a positive (red) and negative (black) wire. The sensor plugs into your car's 12 volt outlet. The sensor has to be on to charge. To enable the sensor unplugged the senor unless power is removed from your outlet when the key is turned off. The LED will go out, this means the sensor is armed, but not the system. To enable the alarm system press the button on the remote and you will here 2 beeps for armed and one beep for unarmed. There is also a variable setting on the sensor to adjust sensitivity. The sensor is a wireless device that communicates to the siren under the hood.