Siren alarm lock | Anti Thief Good Security Siren Alarm Lock 110db

Description Anti-theft alarm lock with a powerful alarm sound will keep your bike, garage door, garden shed, house, office, side gate, toolbox, locker, or anything you desire to secure. This smart U-lock comes equipped with two settings, armed and unarmed, so you can be alerted by a 105 – 110-decibel alarm when the lock is tampered with. The Heavy-Duty Siren Alarm Padlock has a body made of extra strong cast steel and a high-grade steel shackle. The system uses a piezoelectric buzzer, that when the lock is being hit, it will immediately give off high decibel sound waves to drive the thief away. It has a movement and shock sensor which works efficiently and has a corrosion resistant body for durability. How To UseTo unlock – Insert key, turn it in a clockwise direction and remove the shackle To lock using the alarm function – Replace the shackle into the lock with the groove towards the key port. The lock will beep once, at this point. Remove the key and the alarm is set The alarm gets triggered when the lock is moved, or someone tries to unlock it The alarm keeps ringing for 10 seconds. To stop the alarm, insert the key and open the lock Once locked with the key, the alarm will reset again Two setting. one with alarm, the other without 105-110 dB alarm that sounds when tampered; Shake, shock, move or vibrate sensors Can be used on a door, window, bicycle, container, motor bike, tricycle, pull gate, garden, etc. A Siren Alarm Lock is a security device design to deter theft and unauthorized access to bicycles, motorcycles, scooters, gates, sheds, and other valuables. Here’s how it typically works: Physical Locking Mechanism: The lock itself is a sturdy and durable device that physically secures your belongings. It could be a U-lock, chain lock, or padlock, depending on the specific model. Built-in Siren Alarm: The distinguishing feature of a Siren Alarm Lock is its built-in alarm system. When the lock detects tampering. Such as someone attempting to cut through it or forcefully open it, it triggers a loud alarm. Loud Sound: The alarm emits a loud sound, usually around 100 decibels or more, which serves as a deterrent to would-be thieves. The loud noise draws attention to the situation, alerting nearby people that an attempted theft is taking place. Motion Sensors or Vibration Sensors: The lock may be equip with motion sensors or vibration sensors that detect any movement or tampering. These sensors are sensitive to changes in position or force applied to the lock, triggering the alarm when detected. Arming and Disarming: Typically, the lock has a simple arming and disarming process controlled by a key or combination code. When not in use, the alarm feature can be deactivate to prevent accidental triggering. Power Source: Siren Alarm Locks are usually battery-power, requiring regular battery replacement or recharging to ensure continuous functionality. Weatherproof and Durable Construction: Since these locks are often use outdoors. They are typically design to withstand various weather conditions and are construct from robust materials. Such as hardened steel or heavy-duty alloy.