The Best Z-Wave Sirens

Z-Wave sirens and chimes for DIY alarms and alerts, ranked.

We pulled the Z-Wave sirens on Amazon and scored them on rating, review volume, and features: volume, selectable tones, and plug-in power that repeats the mesh.

Updated Oct 10, 2026 · Amazon prices checked Oct 10, 2026

Our picks

Best Overall

Zooz

Zooz ZSE50 800LR Siren & Chime

4.3 (42)

An 800 Series Long Range siren and chime that plays your own MP3s, rated 4.3 stars.

3.4 (380)

110 dB with a 1,000-lumen strobe, for a real alarm.

$79.99

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#	Siren	Price	Rating	Reviews	Volume	Power	Z-Wave	Score
1	Aeotec Siren 6	$79.99	3.4	380	80-110 dB	Wall-mounted, 4-hour backup battery	Z-Wave Plus S2	70
2	Zooz ZSE50 800LR Siren & Chime	$47.95	4.3	42	Up to 90 dB	Plug-in with backup battery	800 Series, Long Range	66
3	Ecolink Z-Wave 700 Chime + Siren (ISZW7-ECO)	$59.99	3.3	68	105 dB	Plug-in with battery backup	700 Series	62

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The full ranking

Scored out of 100: 45% customer rating, 30% review volume, 25% features. How we rank

Loudest

Aeotec

Aeotec Siren 6, Z-Wave Plus S2 Enabled Zwave Siren Safety Speaker, Wall-Mounted Sound & Light Security Intruder Zwave Alarm with Backup Battery, 110dB

3.4 380 reviews

Score 70/100

$79.99

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50+ bought in past month

The alarm-grade option: 110 dB plus a bright strobe.

Volume: 80-110 dB
Sounds: 30 tones
Power: Wall-mounted, 4-hour backup battery
Z-Wave: Z-Wave Plus S2

Pros

110 dB
1,000-lumen strobe
Works as a doorbell with Aeotec buttons

Cons

3.4 stars
$79.99
Older Z-Wave Plus chip

Best Overall

Zooz

Zooz Z-Wave Long Range Smart Siren & Chime ZSE50 800LR (Z-Wave Hub Required) | Works with Z-Box, Home Assistant, Hubitat, and HomeSeer

4.3 42 reviews

Score 66/100

$47.95

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100+ bought in past month

The best Z-Wave chime: upload any sound, and it keeps working through power cuts.

Volume: Up to 90 dB
Sounds: Preloaded plus your own MP3/WAV
Power: Plug-in with backup battery
Z-Wave: 800 Series, Long Range

Pros

Upload your own sounds
Backup battery
800 Series Long Range
Doesn't cover the second outlet

Cons

90 dB, quieter than the others
Not supported by SmartThings, per the listing
Only 42 reviews

Ecolink

Ecolink Z-Wave 700 Chime + Siren, Z-Wave Plus S2 Enabled, with Battery Backup, Security Intruder (ISZW7-ECO)

3.3 68 reviews

Score 62/100

$59.99

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A loud siren that also plays custom chimes from an SD card.

Volume: 105 dB
Sounds: 10 sirens, 20 chimes, custom via SD card
Power: Plug-in with battery backup
Z-Wave: 700 Series

Pros

105 dB
Custom sounds via SD card
Battery backup

Cons

3.3 stars
Only 68 reviews
SmartThings needs a device handler

Buyer's guide

Why add a smart siren?

A siren turns your sensors into an alarm: a door opening at night, a leak, or smoke can sound it, without a monitored alarm system. Many also chime softly for doors or announce events.

How loud is loud enough?

Around 100-110 dB indoors is plenty to wake a house and scare off an intruder. Several models let you pick quieter chimes for everyday alerts.

Battery or plug-in?

Plug-in sirens also act as mesh repeaters, which strengthens the network. Battery models can go anywhere but don't repeat.

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