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Suggestion: The Siren on the base station needs a louder dB level
I have the volume for the siren on the Base Station at the highest level, but the Siren is still very faint if it goes off. I do see this being any type of deterrent at all to anyone that might make entry into the home. I haven't gotten a backup siren to see if it's any louder, but Simplisafe really needs to upgrade the dB level of the Sirens and they need to give us the ability to set the dB level in the App.
davey_d
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5.7K Messages
3 years ago
The latest-gen Base Station is set to 95dB, or as loud as a truck zooming past your house. The Wireless Siren is at 105dB, or as loud as a rock concert. It definitely shouldn't sound faint at all! And both have configurable volume settings (you'll find the Base Station volume in General Settings).
But are you talking about the main siren? You might be hearing the countdown chirps, which actually come from the Keypad. Those are definitely fairly quiet.
- Johnny M.
SimpliSafe Home Security
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adslcook
1 Message
3 years ago
I think the sirens should be a lot louder. (Think houses in the suburbs.) I want all my neighbors to hear it go off.
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tbritty4
1 Message
1 year ago
When I'm upstairs and the AC is running I can barely hear the simpli safe alarm that was triggered accidentally when a family member was leaving before disengaging the system. This is ridiculous. There is no way go add a second alarm station upstairs. If you live a a larger house this system is not good and unfortunately I'm going to have to go with another product.
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worthing
742 Messages
1 year ago
Or buy the additional alarm siren(s) which will surely cost you less than eating the cost of SimpliSafe and switching to another provider, yes?
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lance843
1K Messages
8 months ago
I have the extra siren outside plus all 5 of my outdoor cameras siren go off during an alarm so trust me when I say it's pretty loud and all my neighbors know when my house alarm goes off.
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jcfried101
1 Message
2 months ago
I find the siren to be very loud. Perhaps something is wrong with yours and SimpliSafe should take a look at it.
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cornholio
45 Messages
2 months ago
It would also be a plus if the frequency (which is related to the pitch) could be adjusted for those who are hearing impaired.
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