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Federal Signal 350WB Weatherproof Vibratone Horn, 120VAC, Gray
ELK ELK-SS15 Self-Contained Exterior Siren Horn, 110dB
ELK ELK-110 Voice Siren Driver Module
Edwards Signaling 1065-G5 1065 Series Strap Mounted Buzzer, 24VAC 50/60Hz, 0.25
Edwards Signaling 1064 Series Strap Mounted Buzzer, 120V AC 50/60 Hz, 0.05A
DoorBird A001 Alarm / Loud Speaker for BirdGuard 110dB with Integrated Amplifier
DoorBird 423860353 IP Door Chime, PoE/Wi-Fi, White
DoorBird 423860353 IP Door Chime, PoE/Wi-Fi, White
CAST SLMR166XW30 SLC LED MR-16 75W Halogen Equivalent Lamp, 55° Extra Wide 3000K, 534 Lumens, 10-Pack, White Lamp Body
CAST SLMR165XW27 SLC LED MR-16 50W Halogen Equivalent Lamp, 55° Extra Wide 2700K, 392 Lumens, 10-Pack, Black Lamp Body
CAST SLMR165XW27 SLC LED MR-16 50W Halogen Equivalent Lamp, 55° Extra Wide 2700K, 392 Lumens, 10-Pack, Black Lamp Body
CAST SLMR164XW27 SLC LED MR-16 35W Halogen Equivalent Lamp, 55° Extra Wide 2700K, 299 Lumens, 10-Pack, Blue Lamp Body
CAST SLMR164W27 SLC LED MR-16 35W Halogen Equivalent Lamp, 40° Wide 2700K, 304 Lumens, 10-Pack, Blue Lamp Body
CAST SLMR164W27 SLC LED MR-16 35W Halogen Equivalent Lamp, 40° Wide 2700K, 304 Lumens, 10-Pack, Blue Lamp Body

Security Sirens, Strobes & Alarm Notification Devices

Shop security sirens, strobes and alarm notification devices for intrusion, access and security notification applications. The collection includes audible and visual alarm signalling devices selected for common integration, replacement and expansion needs. Use the category to narrow the options around the job itself, then confirm that each product matches the equipment, cabling and environment already planned for the system.

Security Sirens, Strobes & Alarm Notification Devices: What to Check Before You Buy

Choose by system requirements first. Key points to compare include sound output, strobe function, voltage, current draw, mounting, indoor or outdoor use and panel output compatibility. For retrofit work, document the equipment already installed and verify interfaces before changing components. That approach helps avoid purchasing hardware that is technically capable but not appropriate for the specific installation.