where is the door sensor located
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I attached it to my sliding door to the yard.But I had to build up the peice that actually was on the door to match the piece that attached to the wall
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It comes with three parts. 1. Main Unit 2. Sensor for Wall 3. Sensor to be placed on door. The main box is placed on the wall next to the door. Then there is a wire lead that is connected from the main box to the sensor is placed on the door framing next to the door and the other sensor is placed on the door. very very easy install!
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The door sensor uses CR2032 coin cell. The receiver is connected to AC (110V).
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The sensor is located on the top of the fuel injector. Check the number to confirm it is the same
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There is a setting to reverse the sensor status. Out of the box it said the door was closed when open, etc
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Hi Bob, there are two sensors on this model; 1) there are electric eye sensors that are mounted on the bottom of the door rails. These sensors are designed to cause the door to reverse when something interrupts the light path (like a child) so the object is not squashed. Interestingly, my dog just tripped this one about 10 minutes ago. The door reversed as it was designed and both dog and door are ok. 2) There is an obstruction sensor that detects if there is something that will prevent the door from fully closing. If the door meets resistance as it is closing in other than the full down position it interprets the resistance as an obstruction and reverses motion. So if you inadvertently left a 2x4 laying across the threshold, the door would hit the 2x4 and interpret it as an obstruction and then reverse motion and return to the full up position.
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The sensors don't matter, just match your old remote.Pay attention to the frequency of the remote. There are different frequencies for different doors even though the remotes look the same on the outside. Check the back of the remote or the door opener.
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Hmmm....I'm not sure of a way to 'turn-off' the sensor other than pull the battery. What the engineer in me would recommend is to obtain a second magnet: Place the main sensor on the house wall and use one magnet on the window itself for 'window closed' then place the second magnet on the same window in the position you want to use for 'window open'. Here's a nice second magnet: Magnetic Sensor Home Door Window Entry Warning Switch By using a second magnet, you will not have to remember to reprogram the main control panel (if that's even an option). Good luck! Paul Hmmm....I'm not sure of a way to 'turn-off' the sensor other than pull the battery. What the engineer in me would recommend is to obtain a second magnet: Place the main sensor on the house wall and use one magnet on the window itself for 'window closed' then place the second magnet on the same window in the position you want to use for 'window open'. Here's a nice second magnet: Magnetic Sensor Home Door Window Entry Warning Switch By using a second magnet, you will not have to remember to reprogram the main control panel (if that's... » Read More Hmmm....I'm not sure of a way to 'turn-off' the sensor other than pull the battery. What the engineer in me would recommend is to obtain a second magnet: Place the main sensor on the house wall and use one magnet on the window itself for 'window closed' then place the second magnet on the same window in the position you want to use for 'window open'. Here's a nice second magnet: Magnetic Sensor Home Door Window Entry Warning Switch By using a second magnet, you will not have to remember to reprogram the main control panel (if that's even an option). Good luck! Paul « Show Less
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you could make a hole in your cabinet door so that the sensor does not see the door
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Are you serious? It senses anything in front of the sensor! What would make you put it in an enclosed place when there is something in front of the sensor at all times????
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The little door can stay on or off. If its off the detection angle will become wider causing the unit to be tripped at a wider peripheral.
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The device is controlled from the inside of the door. You activate the camera from the inside to see who is outside
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I'm not a door man but I would say not. Check and see if your sensors are both green. If so then lubricate all your hinges to reduce drag on the door
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We have two key pads. One for in and one for out plus remotes for each of our cars. There is a sensor available but it is very expensive and in my opinion less secure cause someone could jump our gate and manually trip the sensor opening the gate.
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Yes it does. Be sure to mark each sensor in the booklet so you will know which sensor went off. The monitoring company can tell you which station also. They will call you if a battery becomes disconnected and tell you which sensor to check, this happened to me. Also, don't install a motion sensor between the entry door and the keypad unless you plan on using the keyfob soon as you enter, this happened to me.
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There is only one electric slot there, I put this on, plug the wire, it works, didn't touch any sensor,I guess the sensor is in the housing.
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I have installed the sensors on my sliding gate and my pedestrian gate. I feared that the weather may affect them, but they have been there for many months in all types of weather and have performed flawlessly. My sensors are approximately 15- 20 metres from the base unit. The answer to your question is YES (even though they are advertised as "window and door sensors")
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Newer windows have a single glass pane with simulated panels. In that case you can use just one sensor. However if your door does indeed have 10 separate panes, then you would need sensors on the panes within 'arms reach' or the door lock.