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Watchguard Wired Siren (dual sound) & Strobe with Backup Battery
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Watchguard Wired Siren & Strobe with Backup Battery – WGSIR-900

Original price was: $109.00.Current price is: $81.97.

Watchguard Wired Siren & Strobe with Backup Battery

SKU: WGSIR-900 Category:
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Description

The WGSIR-900 is a professional security siren, featuring a high power acoustic siren, strobe light and a backup battery. Compatible with Watchguard™ WGAP864 and most other alarm panels.

Product features:
• Siren output 115db (single sound) / 120dB (dual sound)
• Dual tamper switch protection for outer casing & wall mount removal
• LED light indicator for easy status confirmation
• Internal rechargeable backup battery
• IP54 rated weather resistance for outdoor use
• Internal battery lasts up to 48 hours

* Power supply not included.

Specification

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Backup Battery
12V 1.2A rechargeable

Dimensions
337 x 215 x 75mm

Ingress Protection
IP54

Material
Plastic ABS

Operating Environment
-35° to 70°C

Power Consumption
20mA @ 12VDC

Power Supply
12~15VDC

Siren Current
220mA @ 12VDC

Siren Volume
120dB at 1m

Strobe Current
180mA @ 12VDC

Strobe Speed
70/min

Tamper Trigger
Interior/Exterior

Timers
1min. (Test) / 3min. / 6min.

Weight
0.96kg

Wireless Signal
N/A

 

Download documents from the following links:

Watchguard WGSIR-900 Installation Manual (PDF)

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