Wsdcam specializes in affordable DIY security solutions, offering wireless bike alarms, door sensors, and CCTV testing equipment.
Wsdcam is a consumer electronics brand focused on personal and home security products characterized by ease of installation and remote control operation. Their product lineup is best known for high-decibel wireless alarms designed for bicycles, motorcycles, and e-scooters, utilizing vibration sensors to deter theft.
Beyond vehicle security, Wsdcam manufactures DIY home protection devices such as magnetic door/window alarms, smart video peephole doorbells, and refrigerator door sensors. The brand also caters to security professionals with portable CCTV camera testers compatible with various analog and digital video formats.
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Generally, ensure the alarm is in disarm mode, then press and hold the pairing button (or doorbell button on some models) on the main unit until it beeps. Immediately press a button on the new remote (often the arm or disarm button) to pair. The alarm should beep again to confirm.
The standard Wsdcam vibration bike alarm typically uses 3 AAA batteries for the main unit and a 27A (12V) alkaline battery for the remote control.
Yes, models like the 113dB wireless bike alarm usually feature an IP55 waterproof rating, making them suitable for outdoor use on bicycles and motorcycles.
On supported models, the SOS function triggers the alarm automatically if the vehicle is tilted more than 45 degrees (indicating a fall or accident). This feature usually needs to be enabled via the remote settings.
A decrease in wireless range or a dim LED indicator on the remote typically indicates that the remote battery (often 12V/27A) is low and needs replacement.