Hi, My house has six windows,is this system can link six Glass Breakage Sensors? Thanks.
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the system I got has 10 window (or door) sensors. The one glass breakage sensor I got is probably linkable, the three sirens I got are. Call them and ask 1-253-468-0196, they are very helpful.
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Probably, but I'm not 100% sure. If you call the owner he would be more than happy to answer im sure. It should be on the information page or on their website.
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I put the sensor inside a utility closet at the side of my house. It works great. I would think it would work just fine between a window and screen. Also, there is a round attachment on the back of the sensor that you could put a string around and hang it from that.
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You could probably make it work but I wouldn't recommend it. It doesn't have an on/off switch so you couldn't open the window without it going off until the window is closed. The bypass button only allows a few seconds to open and close a door. Also the sensors are not really made for mounting on a window. I think there would better choices under window alarms.
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have your system wired so the motion sensors are all on one zone. that way you ca program your system to "stay". it turns off the inside stuff and keeps door and glass-break sensors active
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No it will not increase the number of items per zone and there is no way that they can be increased. This devise only increases the distance between the sensor and the central control unit.
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I use the multi-sensor with my SmartThings Hub to get updates on my iPhone letting me know if my garage door is open or shut. I know when my kids arrive home from school, or when anyone else enters through the garage door. I also programmed the sensor to let me know if the door is left open for a specific length of time.
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Hi Gilbert, Thank you for contacting us. Unfortunately you would not be able to use those sensors with the alarm system. If you wanted to replace them, we have smoke detectors and heat detectors for this alarm. Just let me know.Sincerely,Andrew
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It is a glassbreak sensor and not a vibration sensor so it works by detecting sound and compares it to a digital representation of what breaking glass should sound like. Some glass break sensors do not work for saftey glass (like the glass in sliding doors) and some do. The manufacturer or maybe this reseller would know.
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All the components included with the system are wireless battery-powered devices (each device is a "zone", not sure off top of head if remote controls / extra keypad use up a zone), however the control panel has the ability to have up to 8 hard-wired (non-battery / non-wireless) two-wire sensors ran to it and monitored. There is a wireless add-on item available and compatible with the system that detects glass breakage - use your favorite search engine with "Shield Tech Security" and part number "STS4-GLSS" to locate it - however it needs a power supply wherever it is installed unlike the sensors included in this package.
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It has 4 zones You can hook up 4 sensors per zone. So, you can have 16 sensors total per base unit.
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Yes. I do. The door sensor transmits an open signal and can be read by as many detector/indicators as you want. The range however is limited. My second detector won't work in our bedroom which is at the opposite end of the house, about 50 feet away. So I located it in a spot I would see in the evening a little closer to the doors. If I were you I'd start with one and try it in the places you might want. If it works fine buy another. I like the system. I really thought it was going to be so so because the price was so resonable. It has been completely reliable I the past 6 months.
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Yes. We have four sensors with two receivers; two of the sensors were purchased separately. Both receivers (one upstairs and one downstairs) signal when any of the four doors are opened.
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There were 7 door/window sensors included in the package, as well as 3 motion sensors, the control panel, a remote keypad, and two wireless key fobs. I added two smoke detectors and a remote siren from Sears' online site; the order was fulfilled by Shield Tech. When the remote siren malfunctioned on installation, I contacted Shield Tech support directly and they promptly replaced the device. My system functions armed for weeks at a time and has had no false alarms, while tests of the various devices that I performed have always proved reliable, including notification. I will probably add several more motion sensors vice installing all my door/window sensors--primarily because they cover areas within my home versus specific doors and windows. I think you have to look at probable access points and how the property might be entered and make a judgment as to the type of sensor and, by the way, how the sensor is configured (for example, delayed alarm versus instant). Hope this helps.
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Not necessarily. They are designed to pick up vibrations such as would occur when someone bangs on the frame or glass or if the window pane is broken. You would be better served if in addition to this type of alarm you installed the type that is specifically designed to activate when window is opened. Amazon sells those also. Again I would recommend using both.
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I have a 4 set system. It will support 6. I have replaced one phone that went belly up and added a fifth. Both work fine and both linked up easily by following the supplied directions.
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Yes. Each screen can set multiple detection areas and set 6-level sensitivity. Olivia
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The unit is designed to monitor temperature, power, and water. It is not designed to incorporate other sensors. There is only one water sensor included and one input in the controller for the water sensor. I don't know if you could tie additional ones into the line for the control unit. The unit is designed for use in one building although you could conceivably locate the water sensor in one area (within 100' of the control unit), a basement for instance, and install the control unit in a garage to monitor the temperature simultaneously.