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Wireless External Siren, but cabled to electric supply

Oak123
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Does anyone know of a wireless alarm system that offers a wireless external siren that is wireless to the control panel but can be cabled to the electric to save replacing batteries?  I've been looking at the Texecom system but can't figure out if the Odyssey X-W does this?  Any advise?

I would think most wireless bells can be powered by a 12v psu. The panel we use does and  know that the Visonic panel can be powered by 12v not sure on other brands 

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Thanks Peter what panel is it you use?

Its not a diy one 

You would just use a wired one and wire it to the panel or an expander.

Visonic used to have a mains powered bell.

3 minutes ago, sixwheeledbeast said:

You would just use a wired one and wire it to the panel or an expander.

Visonic used to have a mains powered bell.

Thought visonic still have the 12v input or phased out?

No idea I remember a model with a small transformer inside you wired flex to em. PITA.

The hkc has a 12v input

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2 hours ago, james.wilson said:

The hkc has a 12v input

Peter was hiding that lol

39 minutes ago, al-yeti said:

Peter was hiding that lol

proper stuff tho

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