Can I add additional Door/Window Transmitters to this system? and if so where can I get them?
276738
Yes, you can add a whole slew of Honeywell wireless products to the system that include door/window contacts, motion sensors, glass break detectors, smoke/fire/carbon monoxide detectors, additional keyfobs, etc. If you're just looking for the standard door/window transmitter, look up Honeywell Ademco 5816WMWH White Door / Window Transmitter w/ Magnet (as Cory mentioned.) An Amazon search for "honeywell wireless" will also produce a list of other components that can easily be added and registered with the base LYNX system.
276739
Of course right on Amazon----Honeywell Ademco 5816WMWH White Door / Window Transmitter w/ Magnet
276740
Yes when I ordered the system I added 2 additional transmitters. They are available from several retailers on Amazon. I added door transmitters and model is Honeywell Ademco 5816WMWH.
1444716
No, there is no included solution for that. You would have to implement it yourself if you wanted which requires a receiver and a transmitter being RF, IR, or wi-fi.
1134295
Open your main box and look for speaker terminals. I added this to a Tyco/ADT system with simple speaker wire run under the house and into the box.
1566179
no ... the system is very limited and i had to devise an external electrical circuit to actually use it. there is a remote key device which you can use to deactivate for entry. the main problem is that there is only enough sensors for one window plus one door and no hope or expanding the system beyond that. in other words, if you need to protect three or more entry points -- two windows and a door -- or two doors and a window -- etc -- you're screwed.
2002021
Nope. Good try. Call Mixrosoft and see if you can get 1 transmitter for both.
1899069
No, you do not need an additional transmitter. My camera has a remote sensor on the front of the camera!
1101708
Just go ahead and get the package. The Amazon price is so good. Yes, you will end up with extra transmitters, but maybe that is good because they are cheesy cheap little things. I have six glasses/transmitters.
1407151
I have not had to extend my system, but you should be able to buy another set and use as additional receiver for your current set. Just set to same channel. I did not see separate additional receivers for sale.
2215101
Yes, you only need one transmitter and then you can add multiple chimes. Model number RC3733D is the Add-On chime.
48404
I don't know. You can look on the companies website to see if they sell the transmitter separately.
443402
I've only found them sold in pairs - whether it be here or direct from China. But you can use one transmitter and two receivers or vice versa.
2088273
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.
1574269
Transmitter is not included. These are intended to either replace or add to an existing system. However, these tend to work in most car systems and some home systems. Need to verify the IR frequency: Left Channel 2.3 MHz, Right Channel 2.8 MHz
465333
Never tried it so we dont know, but, I seem to recall aother item that included another transmitter as well as additional tags so that might do the trick
2164686
I dont have a door/window alarm, but I dont see why you have to buy a separate receiver. You have up to four zones, so you would just set up the door or window detector to anyone of those you have open.
1575286
I used 2 receivers with one transmitter in the past. I know they have a unit with multiple chimes and will receive a few different transmitters. Check the website for the one that fits what you need, or call their tech support. They are very helpful and know their stuff. Hope this helps.
85180
I suppose you could, you would need to buy two sets, and pair the two receivers to just one transmitter. I don't see anything in the instructions that would prevent you from doing that, and that would leave you with a spare transmitter, good in case the first one ever breaks.