I have a honeywell system, with a honeywell siren indoors. I'm assuming this siren can be added so that both work at same time? Is this easy install?
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I installed the Honeywell siren to a Napco alarm system. It's very easy to install since it has a built-in driver.
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I added another siren after I installed the first system. They both worked at the same time. It was easy to install.
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Open your main box and look for speaker terminals. I added this to a Tyco/ADT system with simple speaker wire run under the house and into the box.
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I am not a professional installer but I would say yes. This siren has it's own "driver" built in so it is easy to wire.
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I'm not an electrician but think I understand the question and can venture an answer. This Honeywell unit fills the entirety of a standard box. If you want the one Honeywell to replace BOTH toggles - i.e., you want to have the lights controlled by both toggles work together - it could do that, but I don't see how you could replace one toggle and have this switch as well, both in the same box. Won't work.
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Yrs you can. Just make sure that you connect the correct sizes to make sure you get the flow you need. I currently have three systems in one with a single timer.
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You'd need separate relays for each circuit, but should be able to have a single Z-wave module control both, if you were OK with only being able to have them go on and off at the same time. If you wanted separate control - two relays and two z-waves
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I have electric wires already installed to make all alarms be on same circuit.(AND uses battery back up) Is there a combination smoke /CO detecting alarm made for this?
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What I suggest is to look for the installation videos on the Honeywell Site, I remember they have one for your particular question.
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Yes you can that's what I did. You have to program them both at the same time. BTW my name is Andy too.
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Yes, there is a built in siren. No, you can't add it on since it's an independent alarm system. So it would need to replace your existing L3000. Cheers!
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Hi,I don't know. Sounds like a software change. I would contact Honeywell directly.Good luckRob
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From the information I've obtained, the alarm is only compatible with one of the main panels. I bought the complete system. I purchased this one as an extra alarm speaker.
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Absolutely, everything you wire is optional. Just don't wire the siren up. Thing is I don't know what you would use it for otherwise, to unlock your doors? If you're buying door actuators and buying the alarm to set up a keyless entry system it may be a little more complicated than you might think but it's not impossible. Let me know if you need more help: teddymedina@gmail.com
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The two base stations are both receivers; therefore the will not talk to each other. But I don' t see any reason you could register all the alarm sensors in both key pads. In this model you would have to make sure both systems turned get turned off when entering. A key fob may be the answer here. Also, only register the particular door entry sensor next to that local key pad. The only issue I see is motion detectors that may be in the path between going from key pad disarmed initially and the second key pad's location.
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Michael - in response to your question, I'm not sure. We have a Honeywell "Ademco Vista" series system with hard wire sirens and the set sirens I purchased, the Honeywell Ademco 702 are fantastic - they are so loud that they'll wake the dead. Our house has been broken in to on more than one occasion and each time the thieves have left without taking anything because the sirens are ear piercing and the whole neighborhood is alerted to the fact that something's very wrong. Once the sirens are activated the bad men flee in short order.
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You can install yourself, but please note this is not one of Honeywell's DIY products. That means 0 warranty if you install it yourself.You will ONLY get the warranty if a pro installs it.
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I contacted my home security company to get a list of sensors that are compatible with my existing security system. This one was one of those in the list. I would suggest you to do the same.
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It's not on a system. They are not connected in any way, which is unfortunate because you are pretty much guessing which one was rung first. Yes you can add more to them.
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Previous answer was correct. My only challenge with outdoor sensors was proximity .. downstairs thermostat couldn't talk with upstairs sensor outside a window. But adding sensors is totally the solution when you have multiple thermostats. Overall, great products from Honeywell!!!!!