Join Nash’s Nick Maddix for a full run down of the amazing new Nash Siren RS-1 Bite Indication System. Nick takes you round the groundbreaking features of the system and then demonstrates exactly how to set them up whilst at the same time providing some simple troubleshooting tips for getting full enjoyment out of your new alarms! Take it away Nick! The Nash Siren RS-1 is the most advanced bite indication system in the world. The result of a tri-development cooperation with Kevin Nash, designing features to meet on bank criteria with one of the UK’s leading electronics and radio technology companies and manufactured by a world class electronics corporation, specializing in electronics components for German and Italian high performance car brands, the armed forces and the space communications industry. This unique partnership merges unrivalled carp fishing innovation with leading UK research and development. Nash Siren RS-1. Next Generation Bite Indication.
This is a false burglar alarm system activation at the place I work. The siren is made up of two parts. The siren driver is made by Moose, and it drives the speaker made by Atlas Sound.
The burglar alarm system at the high school I work at accidentally tripped. The sounder I filmed is either a Moose MPI-8 speaker powered by a siren driver or a Moose MPI-37 electronic siren. It’s the tan object that almost touches the ceiling, right outside the A/V room. When I walked back up to the main floor, it may be possible to hear another sounder; an electromechanical bell/light down the hallway behind the double doors. The burglar alarm system might have other sounders throughout the building as well.
A test of a newly installed GE Concord 4 security system which replaced an old DSC PC2550. The system is a hybrid system, half wired and half wireless. Used some existing wired devices from the old system plus new wireless devices to expand where the old system did not. This is a test of the intrusion detection portion of the system. (See part two here www.youtube.com
This is a test of my Lemward 4763-2 Burglar siren. This is a very loud siren! In a system, in a 2 story house, 3 of these would be placed in the perimeter.
Summary video on all of the things protecting my house Watchguard ADT Alarm System Swann Security Cameras Nelson Security Flood Lights ADT Deterrent Stickers and Yard Signs LockWood Bumproof Entry Door Locks ADT monitored photoelectronic/ionisation smoke detectors
Alert your neighbors of a burglary, fire or gas leak with this loud wireless, outdoor siren [130db]. Built for the outdoors (but can be used indoors) to withstand the elements. This unit is calibrated to work with all of the AAS Alarm Systems, just plug it into an AC outlet with the siren’s power adapter and it’s ready. www.aasalarm.com Toll Free: 800-892-0518
This is a quick review of my new Ademco Honeywell L5000PK Wireless Home Security system. While shopping for this item, I literally found no video reviews of this item and its interface. I figured this would be helpful to those of you like me who would like to know how the system performed prior to purchasing. Feel free to post questions in the comment area. So far I rate this system 5 out of 5.