Will it work for door that doesn not have sensors?
1053113
Hi. It only works for machines that use a ten pin code. Look inside another person's remote to compare. If there are ten pins (they are called dip switches) then this remote should work when you set your dip switches to match.
1053114
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.
1680774
Yes. We used it for a door that had been scewed out of line, due to frost last winter.We got ad-a-lock to secure the door at night. It worked very well.
1912833
Yes, very easy installation same as your door/window sensors. Follow instructions with your system manual if unsure. Then call your security monitoring company to confirm addition.
1937164
Yes, this would work fine for that. In addition to the motion detector, use the window/door sensor... Great idea!
853648
It would have to work only on a slot mailbox that has some type of mechanism that allows the motion sensor to be moved. I use a "driveway alert" fixed motion sensor that is perfect. When the mail is dropped into the slot, the mail slips past the sensor and it triggers the "alert" to send a signal to the receiver in the house.
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.
346845
It would not work for that situation. It is designed to close a door, not slow it down.
859727
Mounting should not be a problem since it will use screws, tape or magnets. The problem may be activating it. There has to be movement over the sensor to turn it on. I suppose it could be mounted close to the entrance and wave your hand over it. Unless the door or a movement turns it on you may have better luck with a tap light.
405824
Not sure...but as a suggestion your wasting your money if using it as a door sensor...
1222164
NO. Also keep in mind, fence gates are not a tight fit. Not only that, on a breezy day... your alarm will be going off every 2 seconds! You would be better off with a motion detector facing an area of none movement that would intercept any movement. Hope this helps.
325904
Yes, they most definitely will. Unfortunately the motion sensors do not have a sensitivity adjustment. Perhaps you can make use of them by mounting them in any rooms where the pets aren't allowed, like the garage or a work-shed.
458958
If your door opens outward I' am guessing the door is flush with the door frame on the outside. This is where the door sensor should mount. The door sensor has two pices using double stick tape to mount. I don't see how you could mount the sensor on the inside of the door because the door is not flush with the frame eon the inside. There is a motion sensor also that you could use on the inside that would detect any of the doors opening. Hope this helps
1581085
it could...it does the same thing. These are used mostly in doors, with the window sensors having a larger surface size, but these are actually less noticeable, in my opinion. They will contact within about a 1/2 inch from the magnetic side, so pretty sensitive
377918
you could make a hole in your cabinet door so that the sensor does not see the door
1393552
We don't have any pets so we don't know for sure. We do know however that the motion sensors are adjustable up and down. We had to adjust ours down a bit to sense an intruder coming in the door. Hope this helps.
1721601
The ones I installed required a gap of &lt; 1/2 inch to function correctly. The smaller magnetic portion has some flexibility for mounting with different height bases. You might be able to get creative and make it work.. I have had to mix up how I mount them.. on some doors I mounted the larger module on the trim and some on the door surface. It's hard to know for sure it will work until you try. Also, because this sensor has a remote sensor header you could put something like a rolling plunger switch inside the door frame and run a thin wire (I used leftover cat5) between the two.
880527
If the door has a glass window on it I would assume it would work the same way. If the window breaks or vibrates it should set off the alarm.