how to wire outdoor siren in to main panel
1599098
The outdoor siren needs a 110v power source. It is triggered by the system wirelessly.
1599099
My outdoor siren is out in the garage about 75" away. All I had to do was plug it into a wall socket and when the main panel detects a problem it will communicate with the siren and set it off. No hard wire needed. Hope this is helpful.
1377038
you have to use the wired siren of the system, the main panel doesn´t have any sound
302345
Yes is can be mounted but there is no mounting hardware provided when purchased. To use it, a direct current (DC) power supply will be needed the voltage of which must be between probably 5 or ten volts minimum and 24 volts maximum - the higher the voltage the louder the sound. A switch will also be needed to turn the siren on and off.
923496
Open up the compartment were the actual alarm speaker is and unplug it. Then plug the siren on this wires and try it. If the noise is too low. Buy the bigger battery. The big square one they sell for the lanterns. That should work. Or use two 9v batteries, but try one at a time. Just run wires to the batterie compartment inside since the 9v battery or the big square one won't fit for obvious reasons. the last resort a car battery will work as well since they are 12 volts.
1669850
I used my own wire for the outside door bell intercom. The larger monitor is a plug in and it isn't very long. I spliced all of my stuff to make things work. I ran my wire over 50' from outside inside the walls.
1453769
Being mounted outside it should be hard wired through sealtite to a disconnect or switch. Also would require a GFCI at the breaker panel.
1684032
We connected to the car factory horn. Works great and loud enough. As for adding a siren. You'd have to look into the booklet to see.
721097
Check and see if your security panel is equipped with a Z-Wave module. Siren is run off a Z-Wave network.
1209631
You just need the 110 volts to run the siren. The siren talks to the main unit wirelessly without any further power connections
777152
There's only 2 pieces, a little loudspeaker that mounts under your hood, and a 4"x4"x1" box that mounts in your cab which has siren/animal/PA switch, volume knob, animal noise knob, siren knob. It's standard speaker wire that you must wire up and run from the box to the loudspeaker. Also power wires must be wired.
181340
Do you HAVE to? No. If you want to mount a secondary siren in a hidden location, you can do so. Studies show people don't pay attention to car alarms though. It's the page to your remote that should serve as security.
181338
Nope, backup siren is incase they cut the wires to your primary siren, backup battery is in case they cut the battery power to disable the alarm. If the siren is hard to reach, you will be fine. What many do is pop the hood and cut the power to the battery. I myself just have the backup battery
1377039
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
1024323
Did you not receive instructions? It is simple. 1) drive a metal ground rod into the dirt next to where you will mount the unit. 2) then run a single wire on wood stakes around the protected area. 3) tie the single wire to the positive side of the unit. 4) tie the ground rod to the negative side of the unit. 5) Turn it on. Test by standing in bare feet on the ground and grab the hot wire. If you don't holler, it's not working.
1969818
The white and black wires connect to the wires tht R labelled as "horn" in the instruction manual like my siren has two green wires well Those two connect to the white black wire don't matter which u connect to which just connect them n connect positive n ground turn siren on n ur good to go
1500679
Yes. I removed siren connected to panel and added wireless at different location so I could hide panel. I use the remotes to arm and disarm so no need for panel to be in sight.
1591079
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.