| | |  | Tactical Gear | Home » » Skylink AA-433 Audio Alarm | | | | | | | Description: | | Remote piercing 130dB siren with flashing LED. Adding an extra loud siren to the system is easy with this wireless unit. You can add one or more of these units anywhere within the transmission range of the system console Works in conjunction with up to 15 remote sensors. AC power with 9V Alkaline battery backup (included). | | | Features: | |
• Works in conjunction with up to 15 remote sensors
• Can be used as a secondary or outdoor siren
• Includes a piercing 110dB siren with flashing LED.
• Range up to 100-feet
• Activated by keychain transmitter
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Weight:
| 2.0 pounds | | Package Length:
| 11.0 inches | | Package Width:
| 7.4 inches | | Package Height:
| 2.4 inches | | Package Weight:
| 1.35 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 14 reviews |
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 Skylink AA-433 Audio AlarmAug 19, 2010
This was an addition to my SC-100 alarm system.
I found the location of the SC-100 alarm panel was not loud enough, due to the (secure) remote location.
It setup to the SC-100 exactly as the manual indicated.
It is definitely loud enough to "Wake the Dead"!
Like all of their products it sets up and works great!
I am very pleased to highly recomend their products!
called manufacturerAug 15, 2010
listen, it works as advertised, but I did have to call manufacturer to shorten wire to make it fit. excellent service.
Great Addition to my SystemMay 15, 2010
Not as loud as I thought it would be although you would not want to stand in the same room the Audio Alarm is located. Great addition to my Skyline Security System. Easy to install....
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Works with SC-001 Control PanelMar 29, 2010
This audio alarm works great as a secondary siren for your Skylink system, but there are a few things to note when using it through the SC-001 control panel:
- The "ARM" light on the audio alarm doesn't go on, even though system is armed.
- The siren on the audio alarm only goes off in one of the "armed" modes. In testing mode MPIN A #, the siren doesn't sound at all.
- The audio alarm doesn't beep when you arm/disarm your system.
- Program the audio alarm to the control panel. Don't program sensors to the audio alarm. This will cause you major headaches.
Also, the antenna that came with mine didn't fit well. It was a tad too long at the bottom, where it plugs into the audio alarm, so I had to cut off a bit so it'd go in all the way.
Overall, this audio alarm serves it's purpose. It's loud and I can arm/disarm it through my control panel.
BTW, I purchased the standalone AA-433, and the sticker on the back of the unit says model AA-433D.
3 of 9 found the following review helpful:
 Feature poor...threw in garbage canDec 21, 2009
The skylink alarm system has a lot of potential, but it currently sucks!!!! This device is useless without the remote control that does not come with it. I purchased this device to work with the SC-1000 and was very disappointed. You can configure the main SC-001/SC-002/SC-100/SC-1000 control panel to trigger this alarm manually in panic mode, but the main panel can not arm/disarm this device. The only way this device has value is that you can marry/train the wireless remote to the main panel AND remote alarm. Pressing the arm/disarm button on the remote will then arm/disarm both of the devices seperately. Without the remote keychain transmitter the two alarms do not work together. If you are only planning on using the remote transmitter to arm and disarm the system it would probably work fine, but the main panel will not disarm this device.
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