How to change the battery in a Pyronix Enforcer wireless siren

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  • čas přidán 17. 03. 2021
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Komentáře • 78

  • @carmenbodenstein8308
    @carmenbodenstein8308 Před rokem +1

    Thanks Tony, you're ace. My husband followed your instructions and system's working again. Within 5 years we live in this house we changed every battery in the sirens and sensors, and let me tell you, they always go off at the time you least need it. Keeping spare sensor batteries in stock now. After the siren battery went, the warning beep ceased after a months we left it for three more months over winter until we changed the siren battery, no-one really fancies climbing up a ladder in wet and dark conditions.

    • @tonipeters4543
      @tonipeters4543  Před rokem

      No problem. People often think I am making it up, but as you say, they always go wrong when you don't need them to.

  • @DavidHampshire
    @DavidHampshire Před rokem +1

    Hey Toni. Just wanted to say thank you for your help and knowledge with this. Absolute hero

  • @MMiskos
    @MMiskos Před 9 měsíci

    Cheers Toni. Batteries replaced successfully. Im lucky as bell box is reached via ladder not too high. Your videos are clear and easy to follow. Thank you!

    • @tonipeters4543
      @tonipeters4543  Před 9 měsíci +1

      Thanks for the comment, it makes it worthwhile.

  • @diy-uk5377
    @diy-uk5377 Před 3 lety

    clear instructions, very good video. thank you.

  • @chloenguyen1225
    @chloenguyen1225 Před 11 měsíci +1

    Thank you so much. Very details and easy to understand 👍🏻

  • @sreeprasad8158
    @sreeprasad8158 Před 3 lety +1

    Thank you

  • @Edibloke
    @Edibloke Před 8 měsíci

    That was very helpful. Thanks

  • @LeeroyLowen9
    @LeeroyLowen9 Před 2 měsíci

    Bloody helpful video. Although my box says “Siren Wirls Supervn F1”. It may have said that before I changed the batteries though. I don’t know my way around the box and I’m not an alarm installer. Any idea how I fix this issue? Thanks

  • @zunairiqbal6814
    @zunairiqbal6814 Před 3 lety

    Thanks very informative video. Toni can you please also let me know how long batteries last for siren and PIR sensors? when we should change the batteries for them? will it give notification on panel for low batteries?

    • @tonipeters4543
      @tonipeters4543  Před 3 lety +1

      The panel will let you know when the batteries need to be changed.

  • @KTECGroupUKTV
    @KTECGroupUKTV Před 3 lety

    I keep getting a random tamper say 3 time each day, it says SIREN 1 at the panel, could it be a faulty tamper switch on the outside siren box?

  • @SaxJockey
    @SaxJockey Před 2 lety +1

    Thanks for the helpful video. Presumably the batteries in the bell Box are NiMh (similar to inside the control panel)? Our bell box has a wired connection, so assume that is primarily for charging, not control. (WiFi sensors use non Rechargeable Lithium batteries).

    • @alarmmuseum
      @alarmmuseum Před 2 lety +1

      The bell can be wired instead of wireless. Depends where the wires go but if it’s with a Pyronix Enforcer panel it will most likely be a power source

    • @Gjbsecurityandalarms
      @Gjbsecurityandalarms Před 5 měsíci +1

      The enforcer can have a wired bell or wireless bell on the panel. It’s achieved by a resistor connected on the Tamper input on the bell.

  • @andyp5296
    @andyp5296 Před 2 lety

    Most useful thank you Toni, is that the Mark 1 or Mark 2 sounder your working on their please, as they take different types of batteries I believe?

    • @tonipeters4543
      @tonipeters4543  Před 2 lety

      Should the question not be "open yours and find out what battery it has" As they both look the same when closed.

    • @andyp5296
      @andyp5296 Před 2 lety

      @@tonipeters4543 Hi Toni, as I am disabled I am not able to get up a ladder to check. If there’s an easy way to know which type of battery it was, my plan was to order one and then see if I can get somebody to fit it for me.

    • @tonipeters4543
      @tonipeters4543  Před 2 lety

      @@andyp5296 Sadly there is no way of telling which battery it has unless it is opened.

  • @clarky6233
    @clarky6233 Před rokem +1

    Hi Toni. I followed your instructions but when I got back to the panel I was presented with another fault message saying “Siren wireless supervision f1” can you offer any advice please?

  • @j4wn
    @j4wn Před 3 lety

    Thanks, Toni. I had an issue in that when I put new Batteries in, the siren went off and I couldn't stop it, even using my code or the Engineers Code. I ended up pulling out the Sounder Connector from the PCB. I was panicking though. I now have the yellow alert light flashing. I might have to retry tomorrow. Any tips based on that information I wrote would be welcome. Thanks.

    • @tonipeters4543
      @tonipeters4543  Před 2 lety +1

      I would check that the tamper switch is being depressed when you put the cover back on.

    • @benyaminewanganyahu
      @benyaminewanganyahu Před rokem

      Hi j4wn, what did you end up doing here? About to change my battery soon and want to know how to get out of this predicament should it happen. Thanks.

  • @johnw2758
    @johnw2758 Před 6 měsíci

    One of my batteries has obviously gone as it is now showing up as a fault, not changing it this weather but how do I stop the triangle on the alarm from flashing constantly? Thanks

    • @txalarms
      @txalarms Před 3 měsíci +1

      You can't until you change the battery as there are battery monitors on the bell and panel so even if you reset it, it'd just come back as the monitors would tell the panel on the battery levels.

  • @martinsmith349
    @martinsmith349 Před rokem

    Hi Toni, Can you advise what the issue is with my Enforcer alarm please - im having the following Warning - "Siren Wireless Supervn F1". followed by "Siren Wireless Poll Fail" can you advise what this is and what I do to sort the issue please. Is it the siren battery not having enough life to communicate with the control panel? Many thanks. Marty

    • @tonipeters4543
      @tonipeters4543  Před rokem

      I would suggest you change the batteries.

    • @martinsmith349
      @martinsmith349 Před rokem

      @@tonipeters4543 Thanks Toni, I will sort that and give you a quick update once completed. Will establish which battery type later today hopefully. Many thanks for the reply. Regards

  • @tomcoleman5467
    @tomcoleman5467 Před rokem

    If the mains is disconnected from the control box will the siren still go off when doing this procedure

    • @tonipeters4543
      @tonipeters4543  Před rokem

      The siren is "wireless" turning the mains off is pointless

  • @DG.2030
    @DG.2030 Před 6 měsíci

    Great video, my panel says siren wirls supervn f1 after changing the batteries, any help?

    • @txalarms
      @txalarms Před 3 měsíci

      Probably a tamper issue. Enter engineers code and press reset, should clear the fault.

    • @DG.2030
      @DG.2030 Před 3 měsíci

      @@txalarms the batteries were faulty got new ones again and all good

  • @benyaminewanganyahu
    @benyaminewanganyahu Před 2 měsíci

    Very difficult to open the screw cover on mine - pressed very hard and doesn't budge. Don't want to break it. Very annoying. Came on here to vent haha.

  • @ponygirl1717
    @ponygirl1717 Před rokem +1

    Not happy, just woken up at 4am by keypad alarm, sounding like a smoke alarm because of apparent low battery in Bell box !!!
    Not something I can do myself, seeing as bell box is 2 floors up... So having looked on Amazon to purchase replacement battery, there seems to be completely different options.. How do we know which model battery it is in a unit that was installed 5 years ago, without me having to wait a week for someone else to get up in a ladder to look for me before ordering??

    • @ponygirl1717
      @ponygirl1717 Před rokem

      We also have a box on back of house, (even higher at 3 floors up) no idea if this is a bell box or a dummy box, and company who installed have unsurprisingly gone bust!!!

    • @benyaminewanganyahu
      @benyaminewanganyahu Před rokem +1

      What did you end up doing?

    • @ponygirl1717
      @ponygirl1717 Před rokem +1

      @@benyaminewanganyahu looked on Amazon, found a review with a photo of the same bell box that we have, a green and white one! Bought that battery... Still waiting for someone with a ladder to replace it!! I only have 2 weeks left on the "free returns", so hoping for some help soon 🤞🏼🤞🏼

    • @benyaminewanganyahu
      @benyaminewanganyahu Před rokem

      @@ponygirl1717 Yep, having to get a ladder is also tricky. Hope it works out well for you.

    • @ponygirl1717
      @ponygirl1717 Před rokem +1

      @@benyaminewanganyahu so at 3am this morning, the bell box decided to keep going off, and woke up my whole neighbourhood!!! Had to call fire brigade to take battery out as no other option... Seems the big cylinder shape one I had bought was not the correct one, as we need the double flat batteries with 2 smaller connectors.... Not happy with Amazon tbh, but at least I am able to return. Still will then need to find someone else with a ladder to put in new batteries, and feel super embarrassed for wasting firefighters time with something so avoidable. Am wishing we had gone for wired system now, with battery back up just for power cuts!!!

  • @KTECGroupUKTV
    @KTECGroupUKTV Před 3 lety

    great help thank you PS Toni why are you fingernails colour coded?

  • @moirakyle6351
    @moirakyle6351 Před 2 lety

    Can a flat battery in the bell box be the reason for the siren not sounding?

    • @tonipeters4543
      @tonipeters4543  Před 2 lety

      A flat battery in any device will stop that device from working. In general all device batteries last 3 years at most, so it is best to change them every two years

    • @moirakyle6351
      @moirakyle6351 Před 2 lety

      Thanks , I have now discovered that my bell box { old } does not have a battery only a circuit board and a sounder.

    • @tonipeters4543
      @tonipeters4543  Před 2 lety

      @@moirakyle6351 So its not a Pyronix siren then?

    • @moirakyle6351
      @moirakyle6351 Před 2 lety

      No I don't know what system it is only that it works internally , there is power at the bell box but the siren does not sound.

    • @tonipeters4543
      @tonipeters4543  Před 2 lety +1

      I am confused as to why you asked me, when the title clearly says "How to change the battery in a Pyronix Enforcer wireless siren"

  • @pete7491
    @pete7491 Před 9 dny

    Hi Tony, my alarm just started going off for no reason without even setting it. As it’s late Friday night and disturbing the neighbours I searched online for a solution. Found your video disconnected the battery in the bell box and this seems to have cured the problem. I was not aware these batteries needed changing every two years, my batteries have been in place much longer than that. I will change them later when I have the time. But my question is - could the flat batteries cause the alarm to go off on its own without even setting it?. Thanks in anticipation.

    • @pete7491
      @pete7491 Před 9 dny

      Just to add my alarm is not the Pyronix Enforcer but same box and similar looks inside.

    • @tonipeters4543
      @tonipeters4543  Před 6 dny

      How can I help if I don't know what I am supposed to help with.

    • @pete7491
      @pete7491 Před 6 dny

      Hi Tony, thanks for the reply. Sorry to trouble you. I thought my question was clear. No problem after a bit more research on the web and investigation I found the problem and fixed it.

  • @ryanhiggs3370
    @ryanhiggs3370 Před 2 lety

    Why isn’t the bell box backlit with the blue led comfort lights I thought all deltabels was like that

    • @tonipeters4543
      @tonipeters4543  Před 2 lety +1

      Sorry, you thought wrong. The waste your battery (Comfort) lights are optional (On or Off)

    • @alarmmuseum
      @alarmmuseum Před 2 lety +1

      And the backlit boxes are the Deltabell Plus and X lightbox models

    • @ryanhiggs3370
      @ryanhiggs3370 Před 2 lety

      Ah makes sense tbh I don’t really light the backlit boxes we used to have a deltabox when they first came out on my mums shop I love comfort leds but not a big fan of the backlit

    • @ryanhiggs3370
      @ryanhiggs3370 Před 2 lety

      The deltabox was wired though with a texecom veritas

    • @alarmmuseum
      @alarmmuseum Před 2 lety

      @@ryanhiggs3370 I’m not really a fan of any Deltabell. They are all right and better than Texecom Odysseys but they aren’t that loud!

  • @oldcodgerplaysgames9610

    Go in the engineer menu on the control box and the sirens won't go off

    • @tonipeters4543
      @tonipeters4543  Před 2 lety

      If folk knew how to get into engineers mode (and back out of it) AND knew what the engineer code is, they would not be looking on CZcams to find out how to do it, NOT TO MENTION, your suggestion is WRONG as the external siren will still sound.

    • @tonipeters4543
      @tonipeters4543  Před 2 lety

      Most panels have had the code changed (So default code is no use) and as I said when you open the siren (Even in engineer mode) the siren will activate. (Assuming it has working batteries)

  • @x_manicmania_x594
    @x_manicmania_x594 Před rokem

    These alarms are crap, a burglar can easily smash into the siren and disconnect the battery

    • @tonipeters4543
      @tonipeters4543  Před rokem

      You have clearly never tried it, and how would you get up to it, you are not using my ladder.

    • @benyaminewanganyahu
      @benyaminewanganyahu Před 2 měsíci

      the siren does initially go off if you do that. Not an ideal scenario for burgling a house.

  • @Elliotgh2
    @Elliotgh2 Před 2 měsíci

    I see a live adt elmdene 7422 bellbox at the left of the pyronix deltabell

  • @tamthebam1000
    @tamthebam1000 Před rokem

    Can you tell me what a wireless poll fail is please