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| + | The PH508 Powerhorn or SH10A Small Powerhorn is a remote siren that trips a few seconds after the siren in the security console trips. It can be plugged into an outlet anywhere in the home (at the other end of the house or in an attic, for example). It is not intended for outdoor use but can still function if it is protected by a weather-proof enclosure. It is not possible to trigger a third party siren from the base console because any module that might be used to control a siren (Universal Module or Appliance Module) does not respond to the All Lights On command transmitted during an alarm. Related Articles | ||
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Revision as of 22:16, 16 March 2006
Questions Can I hook up an outdoor siren to my security system? Answer The PH508 Powerhorn or SH10A Small Powerhorn is a remote siren that trips a few seconds after the siren in the security console trips. It can be plugged into an outlet anywhere in the home (at the other end of the house or in an attic, for example). It is not intended for outdoor use but can still function if it is protected by a weather-proof enclosure. It is not possible to trigger a third party siren from the base console because any module that might be used to control a siren (Universal Module or Appliance Module) does not respond to the All Lights On command transmitted during an alarm. Related Articles [img src="http://site.x10.com/?Z3gxT2tiYXNlYXJ0aWNsZTEuZGF0=RND%7Ckbasearticle"]