CS626 Sound Siren for Alarm Security System and Big Electronic Siren

Product Introduction

Product Overview

Outdoor sirens and strobe sirens can be an important protective device in most any home security system. Since the point of this type of alarm is to grab attention to an emergency by being seen and heard in a big way, it would only make sense in a home that is close enough to other residences and neighbors who could be helpful in protecting your home and family members. That said, it would be worthwhile to consider an outdoor siren and strobe siren if you are a:

• Homeowner who wants to stop a criminal in his tracks before a crime takes place
• Homeowner who feels confident your neighbors will help in an emergency situation
• Homeowner who wants your home immediately visible to emergency services when you need it most

How an Outdoor Siren Works

Like any home security system component, the outdoor siren and strobe warning siren are connected to the control panel, either through hardwiring or wirelessly. Depending on which sensor the siren and strobe are programmed to detect, they will pick up the signal from the smoke detector or the glass break sensor, for example, that triggers it to sound and strobe. The siren and strobe may be programmed to indicate each of its triggers uniquely, meaning the fire siren would be different from the burglary siren.

How to Choose an Outdoor Warning Siren

There are many features to outdoor sirens that can make them a useful and effective addition to your home security system. Before you consider outdoor alarm sirens, however, be sure to check with your local police or city hall about noise ordinances in your community. When choosing, look for one with a durable, weather resistant housing since it will be exposed to the elements. If extreme temperatures are likely, look for one that can handle them. Outdoor sirens are best mounted at the front of the house for optimal sound and visibility, so be sure to choose one that is visually pleasing. In addition, consider these features:

• Single or twin sounders, usually 105 to 115 decibels
• Battery backup
• Low operating voltage to save energy
• LED light indicator for low batter, tampering, AC failure
• Color options, usually red, orange, blue, yellow
• Combination siren and strobe
• Unique sounds for fire and burglary
• Programmable siren duration

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