Does this model have a chime when doors are opened while system is not armed?
1112404
YES, it does. The other person who responded is incorrect. You have to program your system to chime, and it only works on a limited number of sensor slots, but it's very simple to do.
901310
Actually, that's interesting... But yes, you could set it up to chime when someone opens the refrigerator. But to set it up when the door is ajar... not likely. I suggest you rebalance the refrigerator on a slight tilt. This will help in keeping the door shut.
2198805
It might if the door was jarred or thumped hard enough, but I suppose if they were able to do it gently, then no. Just my guess, haven't tried it personally. :) I've triggered mine mistakenly on occasion by bumping it or hitting it with the dog's fetch toys, but it's smart enough not to sound when the sliding glass doors are opened. Ultimately I think these alarms are designed for sounding upon breakage of the glass, they are definitely a good deterrent in that regard, but for covert entry through doors being opened(or removed) they probably won't fare so well, unless it was done in a forceful enough manner. Hope this info helped!
1295909
It will chime then do again if u dont turn off. The alarm is very very touchy ours went off at 2:15 am thought someone was getting in our home but after a few nights came to find the large stone truck vibration shook knob enough to set it off
2220576
No, the sending unit has to be connected to the existing door bell for power to send a signal to the chime.
591088
No, unfortunately it DOES NOT! That would be a welcome enhancement. It has a very loud doorbell type ding dong, and an annoying "line ranger" tune! I muffle the pager at night under a pillow on the floor near my bed. You can hear it all through the house!! On the positive side, it is sturdy! I've dropped it several times and it still works!!
2153580
Yes, it has a beep that starts several minutes after it's left open. You might not hear it in another part of the house.
223665
The console does have a "chime" mode that will sound an alert whenever a sensor triggers. However, it also triggers for the motion sensors so if you have those installed you'll hear a chime every 30 seconds when someone is around the motion sensors.
1625878
There is a home setting but it does not provide any chime funtion. It works by deactivating the motion sensor while keeping the other sensors active. The phone application does however, tell you when a door or window has been open regardless of your location. However, since the system is entierly software based, the company might include such a funtion in a future upgrade. Keep in mind that this alarm system relies entirely on its software interface, it also requires a smartphone with a data plan and a reliable home internet connection so its not your typical stand alone maintenace free alarm system. Nevertheless, i highly recommend it if you are technology oriented and like moder gadgets. There is a home setting but it does not provide any chime funtion. It works by deactivating the motion sensor while keeping the other sensors active. The phone application does however, tell you when a door or window has been open regardless of your location. However, since the system is entierly software based, the company might include such a funtion in a future upgrade. Keep in mind that this alarm system relies entirely on its software interface, it also requires a smartphone with a data plan and a reliable home internet connection so its not your typical stand alone maintenace free... » Read More There is a home setting but it does not provide any chime funtion. It works by deactivating the motion sensor while keeping the other sensors active. The phone application does however, tell you when a door or window has been open regardless of your location. However, since the system is entierly software based, the company might include such a funtion in a future upgrade. Keep in mind that this alarm system relies entirely on its software interface, it also requires a smartphone with a data plan and a reliable home internet connection so its not your typical stand alone maintenace free alarm system. Nevertheless, i highly recommend it if you are technology oriented and like moder gadgets. « Show Less
223664
The motion sensors chime when activated. You can also set the door sensors/window sensors to do the same. I personally didn't because it would be too much chiming, lol. I have had my system for 2 years now and love it. I would highly recommend getting another chime/alarm ringer linked to it for your upstairs if you have a 2 story/3 story home.
1074175
No mine does not. I have noticed that when the batter is getting low it does have a barely audible chirp that took me some time to figure out.
1750050
There is a chime, it takes a good bit of shaking for it to happen though. Seems to be impossible to find them without a chime. It's actually a rather "tin" sound and not what i think of when i think of a chime.
1735685
Yes. It plays the full chime/song for front door and only 1 or 2 chimes/notes for back door.
142206
No, and the alarm is extremely loud. I use the chime it is loud enough to here if my ASD son is entering an area of the home he is not permitted to.
1448749
No. Loud enough so you know it's locking. Makes beeping spuds if you turn the sounds in
2101237
It has off switch, chime, and alarm. For the door I'd suggest chime, then switch to alarm at night
537346
Yes it does - it's a slide switch on the left side of the device. If you are using it on a separate floor, i.e. the device is on a point of entry in your basement and your living space is upstairs, you probably won't be able to hear it if your basement door is closed and you are upstairs. The Doberman works well, and I scare myself every time I open the door forgetting it's armed, but a louder alarm is needed if the device is located on a different floor.