The Siren-S8 is a versatile wireless indoor siren designed to enhance your security system by providing a loud and effective alarm during triggered alerts. Operating on the high-penetration 868 MHz, 920 MHz frequency, it delivers a powerful sound level of over 100 dB, ensuring immediate awareness. Beyond its role as a sounder, it functions as a wireless repeater, bridging the gap for distant sensors and supporting up to 32 detectors. Its compact and stylish design fits perfectly into any interior, plugging directly into a standard outlet for 24/7 reliable operation.
Powerful indoor alert
Extends system range
100–240 VAC support
Up to 32 detectors
Powerful Internal Sounder: Delivers >100 dB alarm level measured at 1 meter.
Adjustable Volume Control: Flexible sound settings to suit different indoor environments.
Triple-Function Logic: Operates as a Siren, Signal Repeater, and Alarm Host.
868 MHz or 920 MHz Radio Link: Secure communication with enhanced wall penetration and stability.
Wide Power Input: Direct operation from 100–240 VAC power outlets.
High Device Support: Capacity to link up to 32 wireless detectors and 8 remote controllers.
Easy Installation: Compact form factor for quick, plug-and-play setup in any room.
Residential Security: Internal deterrence and signal boosting for large houses.
Office Buildings: Ensuring alarm audibility across multiple rooms or floors.
Commercial Perimeters: Extending wireless coverage to remote entry points as a repeater.
Child & Elder Safety: Triggering local alerts for internal safety gates or panic buttons.
Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
Power Supply | 100–240 VAC |
Wireless Frequency | 868 MHz, 920 MHz |
Alarm Sound Level | > 100 dB (at 1 m) |
Volume Control | Adjustable |
Support Capacity | Up to 32 detectors, 8 remote controllers |
Functions | Siren / Repeater / Alarm Host |
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