- Solar alarm siren with battery for wireless alarm system SP310
- No power connection is required
- Weatherproof plastic housing
- Loud signal tone (105db) and red alarm light
- Sabotage protection
- Rolling code
- 2-way communication
- Frequency: 868MHz
- 12 Volt socket connection
- The solar panel requires sufficient sunlight
- Dimensions: approx. 32cm x 21.5cm x 10cm L/W/D
- Scope of delivery: siren, screws, operating instructions
incl. 19% VAT
Description
The outdoor siren for the basis of the SP310 alarm series from Safe2Home.
The siren has a robust and weatherproof plastic housing.
An integrated solar panel.
is located on the upper side of the outdoor siren.
This siren requires no additional power supply.
The siren also has a 12V connection if you want to power it permanently.
Daylight is completely sufficient for operation. Direct sunlight is required to charge the battery.
For installation, we recommend the south side of the house. The east and west side is also possible if there is direct sunlight.
If an alarm is triggered, the outdoor siren emits a loud alarm tone (105db) and a flashing red warning light.
The siren has sabotage protection via wall and cover contact.
Please watch the installation video for the outdoor siren:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJDBptzY-yk
Rolling code
Each accessory of the SP310 has a rolling code. This means that as soon as a radio signal (e.g. window opening) is emitted, the sensor generates a new code so that it cannot be intercepted and used by unauthorized persons.
Example: In the past, it was possible to intercept the radio signal of the remote control from a car and thus open the vehicle; this is not possible with the SP310.
2-way communication:
The SP310 base has 2-way communication.
This means that the sensors and base communicate with each other (via radio). A query of the radio signal and the battery status of the sensor is carried out automatically every 5 minutes. If, for example, a sensor does not send a signal (e.g. because it is switched off due to an empty battery), the base unit immediately checks for the missing signal and sends a message via the app and displays this on the base unit.
In addition, you can manually query the radio signal and battery status via the app, or set the query frequency of 5 minutes as required.
