How you activate this siren, is there a button on this siren or need a signal, what kind of signal
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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.
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The siren is activated by DCpower. It is designed to be used on an alarm system. There are no buttons.
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There is no button on this siren, You have to open it up and there is a wiring in side that have tobe wired to your Honeywell System hope this help.
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Ed there needs to be a switch inline I used a motion detector off a porch light.Since the circuit is 12 v the 110 motion detector is wired to a 12 volt transformer usually from radio shack.These work very good for circuits which are for alerting motion.
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To find the Honeywell Panel system amazon has it the whole system and more.
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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.
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It connects to the alarm panel. Do not try to put 120V to it or it will blow.
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i made a circuit with a limit switch, a 12v timer relay, and this siren. It all operates off 12v. I got a selectable power supply from wally world that plugs into the wall. the siren would actually operate off less voltage but for the sake of the total circuit, 12v was best.
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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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You pull out an activation pin. This allows a circuit to complete, setting off the alarm.
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It has two types of siren's, a warble and a constant. They operate off of 12volts so as long as your sensor will put out the 12v's it will soundthe siren. I've had customers apply this to entry doors for instance so they can here when someone comes in their shop or yard's.
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Everything you need comes with the siren. You will need to follow the instructions that come with the siren to program it into the base unit. It's a remote unit that just needs to be plugged into a standard house 110 outlet.
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This is just a siren (a good one). It's designed to be connected to an alarm panel and siren driver/battery to control it.
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There is an internal battery that allows the alarm to operate for some time. The siren in the base unit will sound, but not sirens plugged into wall sockets. I have mine plugged into a UPS, and know it will operate at least 24 hours. It worked fine for me during the last power outage.
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It's only one type of siren, actually my grandson calls it woo, woo, woo. But for the price, I'm sure glad I bought it, I also bought the firetruck and ambulance. Very satisfied.
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Its come with a siren, but is conected with a pug, similar to the one used for the power supply. There is no wiring connection for the siren. Hope that help
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This is just a sensor, so it doesn't produce any sounds itself, but rather just sends a radio signal to the main unit, which then decides based on the current mode whether on not to activate a siren, which BTW is ear-piercing loud.
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Check and see if your security panel is equipped with a Z-Wave module. Siren is run off a Z-Wave network.
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Siren requires DC power supply to operate. If the motion detector operates on DC you shold be able to.
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That is correct - there is NO siren capability in this unit. Public address and air horn only.
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Yes it comes with a siren. It has extra ports for attachments that you can purchase elsewhere.
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The advisory, watch, and warning, LEDs can be tested by pushing the menu button. Then use the down arrow to highlight the menu item called siren test. Use the select button to enter the siren test mode. The volume +/- buttons will test the sirens (advisory, watch, warning) and associated LEDs.
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30 seconds to siren the alarm, that is too lonnnggggg. Specially you can hear the beep-beep sound from the MAIN control panel. that is not a good Idea, giving the burlar emough time to break the system before it siren. My solution is to buy another siren and disconnect the speaker from the main control panel. still 30 seconds, but burglar will not hear anything. the bad part is you don't hear anything either when you setting your alarm system. But I just both an on and off switch for the speaker. so I can hear when I do something with the system. I'm not sure if there is any other way to do easier than what I have.