Yes, the DA066 transmitter can activate as many of the DA068 and DA070 wireless chimes from Mier Products are you like.
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How to use multiple wireless chimes with your DA500CP.
Many customers are looking for the reliability of a hardwired driveway alarm system, but also the convenience of wireless chimes throughout your home. One way of doing that is to combine the DA500 Driveway Alarm with the UT-2500 wireless transmitter. Customers can then place as many of the Dakota Alert DCR-2500 driveway chimes throughout their […]
What wire type does the MIER DA-051 use? (Magnetic probe for DA-500 driveway alarm)
The cable is a 22 Ga., twisted pair w/shield and a drain wire. Note, the outer jacket is direct burial and rated @ 600 volts. This cable buried in a PVC pipe provides excellent short protection from grounded circuits and lightning.
Do I need the DA500LKA with my Mier driveway alarm?
The DA-500LKA is a 24V relay board. It is designed to accept the 24VDC from the Mier DA500CP than trigger its own dry contact output relays. This is useful if the DA500CP is being used in an application where the users require both the 24V output to be active, or requires the whistle to be […]
Is my radio transmitter causing my DA-500 to false alarm?
Yes this is possible, if there is a strong radio transmitter near the DA500CP or lots of radio and cellular activity around the unit it is possible that the activity can trigger false alarms.
How to wire a UT-3000 to a DA-500 Driveway Alarm
Troubleshooting my MIER DA-500 Driveway Alarm System
Here are some suggestions to determine if your Drive-Alert System requires service. Most problems can be readily isolated. Intermittent, constant alarm When an intermittent or constant alarm occurs, disconnect the plug from the 120-volt power. Open the door to models DA-503 or DA-504 and disconnect the red and black sensor wires from the terminal strip. […]
What are the settings with the MIER DA-500 whistle switch?
When the DA-500’s built in Whistle is ON the relay will be putting out 24VDC. When the Whistle is set to OFF the relay is a dry contact relay meaning there is no voltage being output.