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Wireless Alarm - WiFi - 120 dB - White

Article #33785559 Model #ALRMWFW1

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Description

This wireless alarm with WiFi connection from BAZZ Smart Home is a convenient connected object for security enthusiasts. The 120 dB alarm siren can be triggered when the device is paired with BAZZ Smart Home monitors in the same scene. In the event of an alarm, the device emits a light, while its built-in intelligent system can send a notification directly to your cellphone or email, depending on your settings. The device can be controlled from your Google Home, Amazon Alexa or downloadable BAZZapp application connected to your WiFi router. This application also offers you the possibility of changing ringtones. This device includes 2 long-lasting CR123A batteries, a USB power supply, and a wall mounting attach for easy installation. Backed by a 1-year limited warranty.

Controllable with the free BAZZ Smart Home App available in the APP Store or Google Play
All mounting hardware included
USB power source included
Uses two CR123A batteries for backup (not included)
Receive notifications when alarm is triggered on your preferred device or via e-mail
10 sounds with an intensity of 120db

Product specifications

App Compatibility

Yes

Bluetooth Compatibility

Hub Required

Package Quantity

Series Name

Smart Home

Smart Compatible

Yes

Type

Indoor siren

Voice Controlled

Warranty

1-year

Wi-Fi Compatibility

Yes

Works with Aladdin Connect

Works with Amazon Alexa

Yes

Works with Android

Yes

Works with Apple HomeKit

Works with iOS

Yes

Works with MyQ

Works with SkylinkNet

Works with SmartThings

Works with the Google Assistant

Yes

Rated 1 out of 5 by Jimmy the Newfie from Disappointed Alarm was not as big as I expected. Much small than a regular smoke detector. I attempted to setup the alarm using IFTTT but the alarm does not work as a standalone and you will need an Alexa or similar device in order to get the iFTTT working. Finally, the alarm was NOT as loud as I expected.

Date published: 2020-08-18