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Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2025
I got these alarms for a project at work. The alarms function every time I needed them too. It was for a lockout tag out project.
Fabian S
Reviewed in Germany on January 20, 2025
Sind laut, Verarbeitung gut
TheDragon
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2024
Have used these on a couple projects. At 5V, these things are super loud and low power draw.Gotta have switches mounted for these.
HoratioHornblower
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2024
I hooked the sirens up to a 9 volt battery and then a 12v car battery. I would say at best these alarms are 45db on a good day. You can easily have a normal volume spoken conversation with this alarm going off sitting on the table between two people.
Monty Greig
Reviewed in Canada on April 17, 2024
i use these as alert buttons for my custom products. High quality alarm would definitely recommend them.
CD
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2023
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Michael C.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 28, 2023
These are decent low voltage buzzer, I use it at 12V.I bought another type of low voltage DC buzzers from Amazon that I use for alarm notification when certain temperature is reached. but wanted a different sound for different temperature.Would recommend this
Paul R
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 23, 2023
I've used piezo crystal buzzers before on simple projects, and at low voltages they tend to be very quiet. I thought I'd give these a try to see how loud they are at lower voltages.This buzzer just needs a voltage, no control is required. This means it's simple to use, but only outputs a single tone.Firstly, at 12v, this is pretty loud. Not sure if it's 95db, but it's uncomfortable. It also does operate at 3v but noticeably quieter, yet still louder than other piezo buzzers. There is a caveat to this however. The buzzer doesn't start to operate until about 4.8v is applied (according to my benchtop power supply). Once sounding you can drop the voltage to 3v with no problems and it keeps going.As for power consumption, it's around 4ma per 3v. So ~4mah @ 3v, ~8mah @ 6v, ~17mah @ 12v (again according to my benchtop power supply).If it operated properly at 3v this would be 5*, but I have to drop a star because it won't start buzzing @ 3v.
Linda S.
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2022
Nice little low voltage buzzer, works with 5vdc to 24vdc.I use for an alarm notification.Would recommend this
lilith
Reviewed in Italy on October 30, 2022
Sarebbe da 5 stelle se la descrizione fosse coerente con il prodotto: ottimo cicalino continuo, MA NON È UNA SIRENA.
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