can this be used to soundproof a door in my room?
1472820
11102 wouldn't be particularly effective for room "sound proofing" as it's designed as a sound damping. I really rather doubt that much vibration or rattle is coming through a residential door. However, the thickest closed cell foam would moderate some transfer.
1044165
I believe it would work great. I have used it in a somewhat large room and it is surprising the small sounds it detects.
1237221
Definitely not if they are behind a wall. Even if it is thin. There is plenty of sound leakage, but if they are not in the same room I cannot imagine they would be able to hear it.
1425533
It isn't the quietest device but I'd think you'd be fine if the door was closed. You could consider a low playing radio in the background to mask it more.
1287325
Yes. But with the strong vibrations, the sound doesn't distract. Need to have the door shut and some covers over if you have thin walls!
695037
Yes, you could use it as a door contact if you don't mind how it looks. It would be fairly visible. If you have any molding right at the edge of the door it might get in the way so that you would have to cut out a section for one of the sensors to fit. No reason that I can come up with that it wouldn't work with a door chime.
1855161
Yes. It should work for one sound. You will have to add a diode to your door bell button if you want to have multiple sounds.
2179896
I used this for packing items when I moved. I do know that it would be good for insulation of your home if attached over your windows. Do not know about soundproofing or other outdoor noise. I imagine it would help keep some noise out.GOOD LUCK.
504919
Don't think so. They aren't very loud sounds either. Especially for a ckassroom.
649003
Yes, it is excellent for that sort of thing, you can put it on chime and a loud chiming sounds every time the door is open. On any door also.
1361783
I don't see why not. You would stick one part on the door frame and the other part on the moving part of the door, and when the door is opened the alarm should sound. The alarm is triggered when the two pieces separate.
880529
Hi! No, unless that door was never opened. The alarm would go off anytime you closed the door, so unless you're just protecting that door and not using it--I wouldn't buy it for that purpose.
422850
First I would replace the door with a solid core door. This will get the noise down quite a bit by itself, and if you need more attenuation, you now will have something solid to screw this vinyl to, since it is quite heavy.
592636
No, this won't work for soundproofing. Works great as a basstrap though (acoustic treatment). For soundproofing you need specialty insulation and drywall, and probably double layers of each.
2224862
I would say no; and if anything it won't be worse then a low hum. I used it in a small workshop with 1/4" walls and could barely hear it.
2146892
As far as I know, it it for indoor use only, but you can google and call the company directly to inquire. The device also needs to be placed so that there is nothing in the way to block the sound waves.
1131942
Yes it should as long as both input and output devices have sound enabled on them. However, unless you are mounting this in an easily accessible area, I wouldn't recommend it as it may require you to constantly press the reset button. For installation in non-easily accessible areas like ceilings, it wouldn't be your best option.