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Aeotec Siren 6

Aeotec

mid local: excellentFully controllable on your LAN with no internet dependency. Z-Wave
Price
$79.99 verified Sep 6, 2026
HA fit
good
Works offline
yes
Setup
moderate
Hub needed
yes

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Aeotec Siren 6 - Configurable multi-tone Z-Wave siren with adjustable volume and built-in battery backup

Quick verdict

The Aeotec Siren 6 is the go-to Z-Wave siren for Home Assistant alarm setups. Multiple tones and volume levels make it versatile, a built-in rechargeable battery keeps it sounding if power is cut, and Z-Wave JS integration is rock solid. It's a component, not a product - pair it with sensors and automations for a proper DIY alarm.

Standout: Configurable multi-tone Z-Wave siren with adjustable volume and built-in battery backup - an ideal building block for a DIY alarm system.

Notes last checked May 31, 2026.

Compatibility snapshot

Home Assistant goodReliable local integration with minor caveats (a hub, manual config, or polling). Core function works locally.
Apple Home noneNo official support on this platform.
Google Home noneNo official support on this platform.
Alexa noneNo official support on this platform.
Works offline yes
Setup moderate
Extra hub needed yes
Power mains

Local control facts

  • Home Assistant: zwave_js integration, Local Push (home-assistant.io, checked Sep 10, 2026)

Why it stands out

  • multiple siren tones and volume levels configurable via Z-Wave
  • fully local Z-Wave control with no cloud dependency
  • mains-powered with a built-in rechargeable battery that keeps it sounding through a power cut

Reasons to hesitate

  • requires a Z-Wave coordinator (USB stick or hub)
  • no voice assistant integration without Home Assistant as middleware
  • can be overly loud at max volume - neighbors may not appreciate testing

Best for

  • Home Assistant-based alarm systems using Z-Wave
  • DIY security setups wanting a configurable local siren

Avoid if

  • you don't have a Z-Wave coordinator
  • you want a standalone siren with its own app

Privacy and local-control notes

Z-Wave only, fully local. No cloud connectivity. No data leaves your network.

Home Assistant support: supported · integration path: Z-Wave JS.

Buying reality check

Price notes: Reasonable price for a Z-Wave siren. Requires a Z-Wave coordinator.

Verified price reads: lowest seen $79.99, latest $79.99 on Sep 6, 2026.

  • Sep 6, 2026$79.99amazon
  • Aug 30, 2026$79.99amazon

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