Installing The Siren Detector - LifeShield Home Security Quick Setup Manual

Installing the Siren Detector

Siren Detector Contents
SDC1000 Siren Detector
#6 Screw (2) and Wall Anchor (2)
CR2450 Battery
Introduction
Siren Detectors operate in tandem with existing home hazard detectors. A "hazard detector" is a device which monitors
the home environment for the existence of a hazard condition, such as smoke, fire or carbon monoxide. Hazard detectors
utilize internal electronics to sample the surrounding air and monitor for conditions that indicate the occurrence of the
targeted hazard. If a hazard condition is sensed, the device typically responds with a visual and/or siren alert.
LifeShield Siren Detectors operate differently. LifeShield Siren Detectors are designed to monitor for the occurrence of
siren sounds coming from a nearby hazard detector. When they detect the siren sound of a hazard detector (located no more
than 4 inches away) and the sound meets certain pre-determined audio requirements, the Siren Detector will report this
event back to the LifeShield system. Upon receiving the siren detection message, the LifeShield system will sound an audio
alert on all pre-programmed audio alert devices and (if the LifeShield system is actively monitored under a current service
plan and is connected to an operating telecommunications circuit) will send a corresponding message to the monitoring
center. This message will be based upon the type of hazard detector for which the siren detector has been configured
("Fire/Smoke" or "Both" setting - a fire alarm message will be sent, "Carbon Monoxide" - a carbon monoxide message will
be sent).
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