Indoor Siren
An indoor siren is a loud audible alert device used inside the home for security warnings, severe weather alerts, and life safety events. Many models also include a strobe.
Our top picks
The brands we reach for first, best to 2.
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Zooz
1 modelZooz designs Z-Wave devices for North American smart home installations, with a focus on reliable local control and direct-to-consumer pricing.
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TP-Link
2 modelsTP-Link Kasa and Tapo devices that work with Selora and Home Assistant. The TP-Link integration reaches plugs, switches, dimmers, bulbs, hubs, sensors and cameras locally over your own network with no cloud round trip, and the Matter models can be commissioned a second way.
Every device in this role 3
Everything Selora deploys and supports in this role.
Tapo Smart Hub H200
The hub that brings Tapo's sub-1GHz sensors, buttons and battery cameras onto the network, with a built in chime and microSD recording. Home Assistant adopts the hub and its children through the TP-Link integration.
Tapo Smart Hub with Chime H100
The plug in version of Tapo's sensor hub: same 64 device sub-1GHz radio and chime, without camera support or local video storage. The cheaper way in when the design is sensors only.
Recipes that need this role
Away Motion Camera Alert
Installs Home Assistant automations that watch for motion while the house is armed and send you a notification with the camera view attached. Add presence sensors to arm and disarm on their own, a siren to sound off, and lights to flash.
Leak Auto Shutoff
Installs a Home Assistant automation that closes your water shutoff valve the instant a leak sensor goes wet, so a burst hose or a failed valve stops flooding within seconds. Add a smart plug to cut the appliance, a siren, and a speaker.
Tornado Alert Pack
Selora AI watches for tornado watches and warnings from the National Weather Service, then sounds the indoor siren and announces the shelter zone to move to, on every speaker and on your phone.
National Weather Service (NWS)