Honeywell Ademco 5800WAVE: Efficient Wireless Siren for Enhanced Security Review

Works well but I've found it's not as loud as an AC siren. Another issue I noticed is that the battery doesn't last very long once charged. Hence the 4 star rating. Maybe just a bad battery. But it's great for adding a remote controlled siren anywhere there's a 110v plug and doesn't need to run wires. It also has a tamper switch that will disable the siren if it is unplugged for any reason. I put it in the garage and it works perfectly. Works perfectly with the Honeywell Lynx Touch and is easy…

Relatively easy to set up once you know how to code. Good control features and functions as well as a tamper switch. A little more than I thought and you should have a separate outlet and one within range of your transmitter. I found the range a bit short as I put other sensors much further away than the outlet from which I was eventually able to get a signal. Noisy when standing right next to it, but it didn't spread as far as I had hoped and coupled with the limited choice of outlets due to…

Very Very Loud Siren. If you're used to those tiny x10 sirens, you must know that this generation has the edge. The device covers the entire socket. it is unscrewed for additional protection against unauthorized access. It has a built-in backup battery in case it loses power during an event. To install, all you have to do is open the back of the siren. Attach the battery cable to the circuit board. Set the microswitches to your house code l7000 or 5200. Replace the back cover and connect to the