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30 Watt Indoor Outdoor Dual Tone Siren M85PDS

$27.75

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Great for a loud outdoor siren, the M85PDS boasts a loud 117 decibel output with a 350mA draw. Comes with 2 tones available, steady or warble.

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30 Watt Indoor Outdoor Dual Tone Siren M85PDS

The M85PDS is a 30-watt dual tone siren that can be used indoors as well as outdoors. We do recommend this for outdoor use though because of its size and decibel level. The body of the siren is made from high-impact ABS plastic which means that this siren will be able to handle regular outdoor weather conditions all year round. Being a dual-tone siren; you will be able to use either of the two positive wires to produce a steady tone or a warble tone. This siren will work on systems that have a 6-12 volt power structure. This siren will blast at 117 dB and will scare most thieves off.

Just as the 20 Watt MG50JR; the 30 watt M85PDS is built with Piezo Dynamic Technology. This technology uses different components in the making of the siren. Most older sirens used big, heavy magnets to make the siren sound. Piezo Dynamic Technology uses full-sized diaphragms and ceramic wafers to achieve a lot of what the older sirens used magnets for. This makes the siren super-efficient and lets it draw much less power. This siren only draws 375 mA making it a great solution for your siren needs.

Features

New Patented Piezo Dynamic Technology
30 Watt Dual Tone Siren
375 mA (+/- 10%)
117 dB (+/- 3 dB)
6-12 Volt DC Operation
High Impact ABS Housing
Weather Resistant
5" x 8" (125MM X 200MM)
Weight: 1.3 LBS (532 GM)

Siren Sound Example

Steady

Warble

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

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  • Do you guarantee the sound level? (I have purchased a set of same looking sirens from Amazon and while the listing claimed 120 decibels, my testing registered on 95 decibels at 1 ft away.(

    Sirens are warranted against defects and failures. A siren that was drastically different in "apparent" output volume from the norm would constitute a defect. A specific SPL reading less than the spec measured with non certified instruments in an unknown environment would not however. Bell output voltage plays a huge role in SPL output and is a big variable in alarm panels and therefore the SPL one may achieve. SPL "ratings" for all speakers and sirens are not real world numbers in our experience. Very similar to an internet provider's stated download speeds or a car's rated horsepower. These numbers are all achieved under the most controlled and optimal testing environments and at the max specified voltages in this scenario.

  • Can you connect two sirens split off one power wire ? And if so which 18g wire the two or four strings wire

    Based on this particular sirens current draw, yes you could run two of them off one run.

  • What type of wires to connect

    We recommend 18ga wire and it requires two conductors.