Wired 110dB Siren Alarm for Home Security Systems

Loud, Reliable Siren Alarm for Your Home Security System

Enhance your existing alarm setup with this wired 110dB Siren Alarm, designed to integrate seamlessly with compatible home security keypads and consoles. Delivering a powerful 110dB alert, it helps ensure that any triggered event from connected sensors is immediately heard throughout your property. With a compact housing (approx. 54mm diameter, 48mm height) and lightweight design (61g), it is easy to position in discreet yet effective locations.

This siren operates on 12V DC with a 15W output and uses a 433MHz frequency to respond to signals from your alarm controller. Once your door, gas, or PIR (motion) sensors are activated, the siren emits a sharp, continuous alarm tone to draw attention and encourage a fast response. The 0.9m connector cable provides flexible placement near your keypad, console, or power source, making installation straightforward for most wired systems.

Why It's a Smart Choice

• High-volume 110dB alert - Produces a loud, clear alarm tone designed to be heard quickly by occupants and neighbors.
• Seamless system integration - Connects directly to compatible keypads/consoles, responding instantly when sensors are triggered.
• Compact, efficient design - Small footprint, low power consumption, and a 0.9m lead allow flexible, tidy installation.

FAQ

Q: What systems is this siren compatible with?
A: It is designed for wired alarm systems using a 12V DC output and 433MHz communication. Always check your control panel specifications or consult your installer before purchase.

Q: Can I use this siren outdoors?
A: This model is intended primarily for indoor use or sheltered locations. If installing outside, ensure it is protected from direct rain and extreme weather.

Q: How loud is 110dB in practical terms?
A: 110dB is comparable to a loud car horn at close range. It is designed to be uncomfortable to ignore and to attract attention quickly.

Q: Is professional installation required?
A: If you are familiar with low-voltage wiring and your alarm panel, you may install it yourself. For best safety and reliability, many users choose professional installation.