Which Siren works with Smartthings?

[Ray_Vlasek]

Tried Wink sir1 and Zigbee siren, not able to connect to Smartthings, which indoor siren works with Smartthings… thx

[Andreas_Roedl]

I have this one:

How to detect a power outage (2024)

Many of us have set up one or more notifications for when, for example, movement is detected in our absence, the refrigerator is too warm, a water leak is detected, or smoke is present. However, it is surprisingly difficult to detect when the power goes out. There still doesn’t seem to be an integrated feature to detect devices that go offline. I have thought for a long time about how this problem could be solved. There must be a device that generates an event when the power goes out. Of course, this would have to be battery-operated and directly connected to the hub. At some point, I discovered the Woox Siren R7051, which meets these requirements. [Screenshot_20240826_190643_Samsung Internet] It has the following features: Detection of the power source Battery operated Zigbee (not …

If you still have your sirens, you can try the siren driver from this channel:

https://api.smartthings.com/invitation-web/accept?id=6b68563b-1905-4654-8d2b-e677a2997424

[stillerson]

@Ray_Vlasek

I use one reliable Zipato Zwave Siren which runs on a battery
https://www.zipato.com/product/indoor-siren

and several (older) Samsung Smartthings Zigbee sirens [F-SRN-ZB-VF1] which were sold in Europe as part of a Vodafone “HomeConnect” package/deal. They do work without the Vodafone connection.

You may find them on ebay or similar market places for a small price and they work flawlessly for me for years.
They are not as loud as the Zipato device, they do have a silent (stroboscope) alarm as well AND -because they have to be plugged into a socket- work as a Zigbee repeater as far as I know.

[tammeryousef1006 (Tamer Salah)]

i got tp link tapo h100 , it works as siren with smartthings and matterbridge to tapo

Tapo Smart Hub with Chime