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Question: Any tips for setting the alarm to go off only when the magnitude is more than 5.0?
Document: I live in San Diego. After the 7.2 magnitude quake on Easter I bought one of these things, mostly out of curiosity. I mounted it in the hallway by the bedrooms and forgot about it. This morning at 10:30 the alarm started ringing and I thought, "what's wrong with that thing?"... 3-5 seconds later BOOM we had a 5.3 quake. It stopped then rang again.. the next shock was 4.8 a few seconds later.
If I had the chance to go back in time I wouldn't buy it again, it's simply too expensive for what it does. Another thing to consider is that it doesn't have an off button. This makes moving the alarm or swapping the battery very tricky.
Earthquake AlarmThis little battery powered gadget doesn't look like much, but neither does a smoke alarm. Expect to get about three seconds to protect yourself. Do some 3 second tests, so you know where you will go if this alarm goes off. Three seconds is a lot longer than you might think!
It alarms everytime. Quakes that measure as low as 3.5 causes an alarm. Trucks or other large vehicles does not set it off. Alarm actually goes off before the large quake is felt.
This alarm is fine and helps a lot at night. I live in a very seismic area so I need some kind of alert for earthquakes after having a 7.6 magnitude last year. The device is really simple and honestly now I don't buy the wave marketing thing that these people have. There's a simple reason for this, the sub-woofer in my room can activate it when playing at high volumes. This is a great sub-woofer but only 8&#34; and 100 watts.
Item arrived quickly. Great Product! Works like a charm. Everyone in California or anywhere in an Earthquake prone area should have this. There was a small 3.5 quake in the LA area very late yesterday night. We live all the way south in Orange County and the Alarm went on and it was loud enough to wake everyone up. We did not felt the quake but read the news later on! Simply A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!
I guess that a magnitude 7 in such area will generate a steady sound for at least 10 seconds. Since almost every day makes a sound, my family try to guess how far and how strong the quake is.
This has a distinctive chime for warning of earthquakes. Must be mounted to sturdy wall as a door slam could make it go off. I am still waiting for first earthquake warning,
This gadget offers some of the same "fun" helping you to not "miss-out" on the smaller less noticeable quakes. &lt;- You guys into science know what I am talking about...lol.I have had my alarms go off on quakes as small as 3M from about 6 miles from the epicenter. On one of them my children were having a sleep-over.
I have it adjusted now that with the occasional dinging, I can confirm quakes online - when (time), where (location) and magnitude, for more near active areas. At first I had it set too sensitive and I think maybe a little settling of the home caused dinging.I should attach one to the fridge and another to the microwave just to annoy the wife when she slams the doors.Note: I have two little doggies.
Answer: yes