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Part number: DAK-SR
Product Description
The DAK-SR is a very loud ear-piecing External Siren can be used with all of our Dakota Driveway Alarms and other security products, it comes complete with 3 metres of cable and connects into the 12v output on the Reciever.
Kit Includes:
1 x Siren
3 x metres of cable.
Size: 50 mm Diameter x 50 mm Depth.
A useful addition to alert you to the presence of a visitor, when you are away from the receiver.
Some customers choose to purchase a small switch which allows them to turn the siren on and off whilst still using the chime from the receiver to suit different times of day.
If you require more than one channel to activate the siren, a seperate power supply is required
Q. What’s included in the kit?
A. WMA 3000 reciever
and a WMT 3000 PIR transmitter
Q. How much will the signal cut down through walls?
A.
The signal is able to reach the receiver as much as a couple hundred feet through walls and terrain. Flatter and less obtrusive terrain will allow the signal to reach a remarkable 600 feet.
Q. How loud is the sound?
A. The sound reaches approximately 80 decibels, which is the equivalent of a ringing telephone.
Q. Is there an on and off switch?
A. Yes, the on/off switch can be found on the side of the WR-3000 receiver.
Q. What can the relays be used for?
A. The relay can be used to connect the base station to other existing systems such as alarm panels or doorbells.
Q. Will animals set it off?
A. The WMA-3000 uses a passive infrared beam meant to detect people, vehicles, and/or large animals. An average sized house pet will likely never set off the alarm, but those living in wooded areas where bears or large deer roam freely will find the unit's animal-detection properties beneficial.
Q. Will falling leaves, rain etc. trigger the sensor?
A.
No. The unit is completely weatherproof, which means that it both sustains against the elements without becoming damaged, and is equipped with sophisticated technology able to decipher between natural events and large objects in motion.
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13/03/2013, 14:09
