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This is assuming your alarm output is normally putting out a positive voltage to turn on the LEDs rather than ground switching- if your current hookup has one end of the LED connected to a constant 12V, then you need to use a different setup.
You can also try regular transistors; the main thing is to get them as matched as possible so that the current is mirrored in the strings of LEDs.
