Will they break through laminated windows?
2004396
I do not know I have it in case of emergency,if i am inside a lake o something.go to google and ask there, I am sure that something will come up.
2004397
I assume by laminated you mean an aftermarket tint film applied to side or rear windows. If that's the case the answer is yes, that's simply a film over tempered glass which is designed to shatter and the film might actually keep the mess down to a minimum. If you mean the real laminated glass like that used in front windshields the answer is emphatically no. Windscreens/Windshields are made of at least two sheets of glass which sandwich a strong clear plastic material meant to protect occupants from injury in the event a crash or foreign object striking it.
2004398
don't know I have not tried to break the windows in my care they are kind of expensive.
2004399
I really haven't tried. The tip is solid steel so I would imagine so, but (luckily) I have never had to try it.
426029
Possibly. First, I swear by these, they are fantastic. Have bought several.I'll give you this as a reference point. Yelling really loudly can vibrate the windows enough to set them off. At the same time, on a sliding door window, if you slide the door open gently, it will not go off. (if you knock in the window, though, it will).If someone bust through an adjacent window violently, yes, it would go off.For my son's room, with two adjacent windows, I have one on each window to be safe.They're great products.
250168
No. The window breaker is just a metal tip that is shaped to break the glass with just a good tap.
1368114
I did not have any issues wipping these off my windows when I used them. You should be fine!
310695
I believe they would. You can see out. Mine are on second floor so I can't test.
1224642
They are made of glass. I don't think they'd take any significant impact without breaking.
859821
Yes they will if you u e the pop-out windows. It looks a bit funny though. I just put the front ones on instead if all 4.
1773049
They have a pane of glass in front of the solar cells which could break, especially if hit by something. I think all panels of this type do. You might be able to take the frame apart and replace it with plexiglass. If you want the toughest, the roll-up flexible panels from Unisolar are less efficient and more expensive but appear to be nearly indestructible.
1731756
No I have not, but they should work just fine as a hidden means of insuring closure of a window as well as a door.
1392238
depends on the laminate you use. There is optically clear laminate available
803430
They can be folded thereby allowing the window to open fully. That said, the panes on my windows are extremely thin, so I have to put a little pressure on the glass to get the window open past the point of the Burglabar. All in all excellent option for safety as opposed to calling a professional locksmith to install individual window locks. This product works perfectly for my needs - no complaints! (In my experience, they can be very difficult to remove but can be done with some effort).
112044
Yes. Windows at VERY low speed and low finger pressure. Metal parts no problem.
54423
Depends on the construction of your windows. Totally immobilized some of mine but could be overridden on others.
379303
Yes! It most certainly can. I just built some solar screens for the windows on my house and the frames were aluminum and was as thick as a quarter coin and it cut right through it like a hot knife cutting through butter. Yes, these little guys are pretty durable.
332236
Yes it would work. No need to put through the Windows also take into consideration the weight of the transport for the safety of your racks.
1801749
I don't know for sure, but I don't see why not. They go on the outside if the windows.
64713
The instruction booklet recommends that you do not shred envelopes with plastic windows in them or transparencies. These items might melt and present a greater chance of jamming in the blades