Fit normal siren to Fibaro system

[abpostelnicu 7]

Hello all,

 

I'm interested in fitting a normal siren to my Fibaro system since the current Z-Wave sirens are pretty terrible, built quality wise. What i need is a Z-wave bridge/ device that should meet the following requirements:

1. wire connect it to the siren

2. output from it to trigger the siren

3. input from the siren to ip for the tamper message.

 

What z-wave relay should I buy for this? Does any of if tried this before?

 

Thank you

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[tinman 1,070]

simple solution, take something like Abus SG1650 and Fibaro Relais 2x1.5kW (not the double switch2 !). That Fibaro module runs with 24V, siren with 12V, so you need small 24/12 DC/DC converter (1A is enough). You can connect both light and siren two channel one (to get siren on/off) and tamper as input to second channel. That siren have as well space enough to add accu-pack. That siren looks bit ugly (oh well, like typical industriall siren), but it is solid and works great (and really loud - not like all these z-wave outdoor sirens).

Edited September 18, 2017 by tinman

[abpostelnicu 7]

11 minutes ago, tinman said:

simple solution, take something like Abus SG1650 and Fibaro Relais 2x1.5kW (not the double switch2 !). That Fibaro module runs with 24V, siren with 12V, so you need small 24/12 DC/DC converter (1A is enough). You can connect both light and siren two channel one (to get siren on/off) and tamper as input to second channel. That siren have as well space enough to add accu-pack. That siren looks bit ugly (oh well, like typical industriall siren), but it is solid and works great (and really loud).

 

Thank you, this is exactly what I needed. I will also search to see if I can add a Paradox siren.

 

Is this also suitable: 

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Edited September 18, 2017 by abpostelnicu

[tinman 1,070]

yes, it should work as well

[morpheus75 77]

i use a texecom siren with a relay switch (the original relay not the '2' version).

12v psu for siren and mains power for relay.

 i have been using for last 2 years and working perfectly.

the sirens are negative switched and the relay takes care of that for me.

[abpostelnicu 7]

On 9/18/2017 at 12:09 PM, abpostelnicu said:

 

Thank you, this is exactly what I needed. I will also search to see if I can add a Paradox siren.

 

Is this also suitable: 

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One more question since i got the siren, what's the difference between the fibaro relay and switch, Is this ok: FGS-223?

[tinman 1,070]

no, it's FGS-222. Both FGS-223 or FGS-213 will NOT work with 24V, so don't use them for this solution.

[abpostelnicu 7]

Hello,

 

but what hat if I take a siren that works on 12v?

 

thank you!

[ivhansen 6]

Instead of a simple and (hopefully) never used device like a siren I use Denon Heos speakers with all kinds of sound and voice messages. They have a nice API that I can use from scenes and VDs. I'm building a one way message system - very useful for things that can't be handled automatically - at least I can wall a message in the house so "someone" (always me...) can react to them manually.

 

[fkruis 14]

@ivhansen

 

could you share the code that you have used to build the message system?

 

 

Edited December 5, 2017 by fkruis

[jack.daniels 103]

7 minutes ago, fkruis said:

could you share the code with use that you have used to build the message system?

Joining here, I am also looking for the sound notification system (sonos or heos, not decided yet)

[morpheus75 77]

Sonos messaging is already been done. There are members on here who have already got the VD running and scenes. I also have done some videos.

goto YouTube and search yorkshireautomation

Thanks

[Sankotronic 2,370]

On 11/26/2017 at 9:47 PM, ivhansen said:

Instead of a simple and (hopefully) never used device like a siren I use Denon Heos speakers with all kinds of sound and voice messages. They have a nice API that I can use from scenes and VDs. I'm building a one way message system - very useful for things that can't be handled automatically - at least I can wall a message in the house so "someone" (always me...) can react to them manually.

 

 

Same here but with Sonos speakers  

[abpostelnicu 7]

On 9/18/2017 at 12:06 PM, tinman said:

simple solution, take something like Abus SG1650 and Fibaro Relais 2x1.5kW (not the double switch2 !). That Fibaro module runs with 24V, siren with 12V, so you need small 24/12 DC/DC converter (1A is enough). You can connect both light and siren two channel one (to get siren on/off) and tamper as input to second channel. That siren have as well space enough to add accu-pack. That siren looks bit ugly (oh well, like typical industriall siren), but it is solid and works great (and really loud - not like all these z-wave outdoor sirens).

So i got the siren what do i have to connect to it? S1 or Q1?

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Anyone every used this siren?

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[abpostelnicu 7]

On 9/18/2017 at 12:06 PM, tinman said:

simple solution, take something like Abus SG1650 and Fibaro Relais 2x1.5kW (not the double switch2 !). That Fibaro module runs with 24V, siren with 12V, so you need small 24/12 DC/DC converter (1A is enough). You can connect both light and siren two channel one (to get siren on/off) and tamper as input to second channel. That siren have as well space enough to add accu-pack. That siren looks bit ugly (oh well, like typical industriall siren), but it is solid and works great (and really loud - not like all these z-wave outdoor sirens).

Maybe I'm missing something but 

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States that it operates on each channel at 220v not 24v.