I installed my 554t, and just wedged the siren somewhere instead of screwing it down because i had to get somewhere during my install and forgot about it. Well, it fell from it's wedged spot, and I found it hanging about 3 inches off the ground by the wires. Now I don't know if rain can damage it, but when I arm and disarm, it just clicks instead of chirping.
What should I do? Is there a real cheap way of replacing it?
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***Always happy to give misinformed advice***
Go to Radio Shack and get a replacement.
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-Steve
steven_m_fowler@yahoo.com
will the radio shack siren be as loud?
I was thinking about getting the siren that you can program with your own voice. maybe I'll get this now to replace it. Question is: Is this a two stage siren? i.e. warn away vocal message and full - out siren when alarm is fully triggered? or does it just keep talking?
thanks, mike
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***Always happy to give misinformed advice***
The problem I have seen with the voice ones is that people set it off for kicks just to hear it. Maybe the people you know aren't as immature as the peope I know however.
i would guess the wires got yanked from the board inside the siren. The DEI sirens are servicable, so open it up and re-solder the wires. (2 small screws inside the horn will relase the body) if it's totally dead, they only run about $25 retail, or any reputable brand replacement will do. I know you said cheap, but Radio Shack is below cheap in my book....
And the voice modules are just that, Voice. They do not whail like a siren.
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Viper Equipped
I think the siren just got wet. For the last three days, it seems like it gets a little bit louder each day, since i mounted it face down.
Hey, will I be able to wire up my horn honk with my siren? I'm thinking I can use my factory panic horn honk circuit somehow.
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***Always happy to give misinformed advice***