assuming that a house consists of wired magnetic switches could you use the contacts to trigger the dialer in the event of a window being opened?
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This unit does not have anyway to connect to a wired or wireless switch system for doors and windows. It only senses a human being physically walking around in the room that unit is located in. Then it does one of two things. #1. Sounds it's siren and dials a phone number(s) and plays a recorded message to alert the dialed party(s) that the alarm has been tripped. Or you can keep the alarm silent and still have the unit silently dial a phone number(s) and play a recorded message to alert the dialed party(s) that the alarm has been tripped. That's it. With an OBI 100 VOIP Telephone Adapter for about $50.00 and VOIP phone service from PhonePower.com for $35.00 per year and using Google Voice (free) to ring my various phone numbers, I have a very inexpensive, very reliable and very effective burglar alarm system for my home configuration. There is another model that has a remote control that might be more convenient for some people or when installing and working with units in multiple rooms. Hope this information helps.
332563
If you have a push button with 2 wires coming from the opener to it, this will work.
901423
Yes. You can use it but it makes no cense as GFCI has it's own braker. I have tea cattle and a big toaster and hoped it would trigger first. No luck - the breaker in the basement is faster.
993228
Yes, it is an elctric opener and you would need electricity to make it work.
1724502
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.
481809
In some places I just use one sensor/magnet combo in vent position...allowing window to remain open a few inches. If window is fully closed, alarm will sound if window is pushed up such that the sensor and magnet pass each other. Alternately, you can use two magnets for instant alarming in either position.
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you could do this but you should take into consiseration that eventually the velcro will start to sag causing gap between the magnet and the switch to increase, giving false alarms. the second thing that you need to take into consideration is that each sensor's location is programed into the base station and the base station wil only recognize that sesor for that location, you cannot mix the senors or else or else the base station will indicate a wrong breach location.
233775
You would need to get a gate opener or some sort of the keypad that you can connect it to.
832113
Yes. If your door is metal, you just mount the unit close enough to the door so the magnet-operated striker holds to the door when it closes. Then when you open the door the striker pulls out slightly before striking the gong! Works well!
2192762
Yes. The manual has instructions for setting up left opening and right opening door. That includes placement of the magnetic sensor.
1610674
It is possible. Try moving the magnet around all sides of the door sensor and see if you can get it to show as closed. You may also want to delete and then add the sensor back to the panel.
860792
It has an output contact that you could use to trigger an external system, but I have not tried it to see how it works.
1738610
Yes you can. I use mine to open door right to left by using a counter weight on the door. You might need to do the same. I use a small pulley to redirect the string where I want it. It is on a timer which is a life saver.
135854
Sure. You just need to be able to access the wire running from the door opener to the button. In my older house, the low voltage wire is just run on the surface of a rafter. I replaced a keyed entry.
2239077
yes. Once programed, this device can be used to open and close the garage doors.
1020854
Yeah, it's built to do that. There is a 'home' and an 'away' mode. You just assign which triggers you want to be active for each one. For mine I have doors and windows only when we're at home and when we are out the away setting will trigger the alarm with doors windows and the motion detectors.
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I would say probably not- the door bell is a wireless door bell and this is just a magnetic switch. but you should call Honeywell and ask them to be sure