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Caitlyn_Ring
Hi @Dancaw. I'm not an electrician, so I can't speak on the wiring. We have instructions on how to hardwire the Outdoor Siren [here](https://support.ring.com/hc/en-gb/articles/360050832752-Outdoor-Siren-hardwiring-instructions). The Outdoor Siren’s hardwire terminal block supports 9-28V, 12-40W, 0.2-2.5mm2 diameter wire. * Do not apply DC power above or below 9–28V, 12W * Do not apply AC power * Do not use wire gauge above or below 0.2-2.5mm2 If you need additional assistance with the wiring, I'd suggest consulting a qualified electrician to ensure the Outdoor Siren is safely installed.
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04-12-2023 21:53:57
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Rachelsdad
Not sure I’m having the exact same issue but my external siren was showing “battery very low” when I went into devices to check battery status on my various devices, cameras sensors etc, I thought this was unusual as the siren is hard wired. The siren is high up on my house and was fed from a power socket in the loft. I found a mouse (I hope) has found the wire feeding the siren very tasty!!! All other cables up there ( sky,power,telephone , aerial ) are unaffected so perhaps Ring needs to look into the material the cable is coated in. New adapter and cable in the way thanks to a very helpful lady in ring support!
Thank goodness for my Ring Unlimited Yearly plan😀
BTW . I receive no notifications that there was an issue with the siren!!!
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15-02-2024 13:05:44
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