How to place the alarm on doors?
1685556
We placed one side on the door and the other piece on the door frame. Just line up the two arrows and do a test run while holding in place before you attach it. Easy and handy. I highly recommend.
1685557
It's really simple. It comes with double sided tape that's already attached to the 2 part alarm. Just peal and stick, just make sure to line up the arrows for activation. Works great.
1923216
You can download the manual and it will give you step by step instructions. If you are not tech savvy, then I take it to an alarm installer. They usually charge $20-$50
1945395
You would need to place the receiver outside the path of the animal. There is no sensitivity setting. I place all of my alarms 24" to 30" above the floor, in a place the animals can not access. Hope this helps.
1882760
You probably are configured to use the magnetic auto door locker, when you remove this configuration the alarm will normalize. See manual to get instruction on how remove that.
818780
just open the window prior to setting the alarm. once contact is broken they will not set it off.
421146
You will need some red wire and some black wire. You Wii take the red wire and attach it to the positive (+) side of the alarm and attach it to the hot lead that goes into the backup light. The black lead will be attached to the negative side of the alarm (-) and attach it to the frame of the vehicle or any spot the is a ground. Attaching the red wire going from the positive side(+) of the alarm to the positive wire going into the backup light makes sure that the alarm only sounds when your vehicle is placed in reverse.I hope this helps you when you are install your alarm Have a nice day. You will need some red wire and some black wire. You Wii take the red wire and attach it to the positive (+) side of the alarm and attach it to the hot lead that goes into the backup light. The black lead will be attached to the negative side of the alarm (-) and attach it to the frame of the vehicle or any spot the is a ground. Attaching the red wire going from the positive side(+) of the alarm to the positive wire going into the backup light makes sure that the alarm only sounds when your vehicle is placed in reverse.I hope this helps you when you are install your alarm Have a... » Read More You will need some red wire and some black wire. You Wii take the red wire and attach it to the positive (+) side of the alarm and attach it to the hot lead that goes into the backup light. The black lead will be attached to the negative side of the alarm (-) and attach it to the frame of the vehicle or any spot the is a ground. Attaching the red wire going from the positive side(+) of the alarm to the positive wire going into the backup light makes sure that the alarm only sounds when your vehicle is placed in reverse.I hope this helps you when you are install your alarm Have a nice day. « Show Less
1951346
you have to get your key cut .there is a YouTube channel on how to set up your alarm box you have to make sure the chip is inside.it take less than 30 sec to set up
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.
106314
Hi Lynn. It's easy. Install the door bell near the entry door by using either tape or screws. I personally put anchors in the stucco and then screwed it in. The chime just screws into drywall using plastic anchors as well. You can use the backplates for a template for placement of the anchors.
1058592
There is a switch on the side of the alarm to turn it off. It will go off when you open the door. It is very sensitive and even a heavy truck going by our house on the road will set it off. I have another alarm that might suit your purpose better that I use. It is a GE 45117 and it has a key pad on the unit. You set your own code. If the door is opened it will go off and it has an ear-splitting screech on that baby. You can put this on the outside of your door, it comes with removable adhesive. You could use the Techko on the inside while you are sleeping. This one just hangs on the door knob. Just a thought. There is a switch on the side of the alarm to turn it off. It will go off when you open the door. It is very sensitive and even a heavy truck going by our house on the road will set it off. I have another alarm that might suit your purpose better that I use. It is a GE 45117 and it has a key pad on the unit. You set your own code. If the door is opened it will go off and it has an ear-splitting screech on that baby. You can put this on the outside of your door, it comes with removable adhesive. You could use the Techko on the inside while you are sleeping. This one just hangs on the door... » Read More There is a switch on the side of the alarm to turn it off. It will go off when you open the door. It is very sensitive and even a heavy truck going by our house on the road will set it off. I have another alarm that might suit your purpose better that I use. It is a GE 45117 and it has a key pad on the unit. You set your own code. If the door is opened it will go off and it has an ear-splitting screech on that baby. You can put this on the outside of your door, it comes with removable adhesive. You could use the Techko on the inside while you are sleeping. This one just hangs on the door knob. Just a thought. « Show Less
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.
423904
You can not alarm the system if there is an open window/door unless you by pass that station. I't will give you a trouble light (yellow). You'll need to talk to your alarm company to do that.
2101237
It has off switch, chime, and alarm. For the door I'd suggest chime, then switch to alarm at night
1654656
We put ours on the dash board - or above the radio. to look like where am alarm might be. they have little self sticky bottom surface
1391499
Six icons: From left to right top row on receiver: Main Door, Back Door, Alert Symbol. From left to right on bottom row of receiver: Intruder, Telephone, and Pager/Key Fob. The "Main door" and "Back door" icons are usually used for bell pushes. The other icons are intended for use with other compatible devices, such as wireless motion detectors and telephone ring detectors. Manual is online.
901311
Why doesn't this have settings? I would like a LOUD alarm when I unintentionally left the door ajar. Last night, someone left the door open and the upper shelf was hot in the morning because the light was on all night. Having it on a tilt won't matter if there is something blocking it from closing. I would hate for my door to be intentionally ajar - putting in groceries, cleaning frig - and have a continual chiming. Others might like this if they want to know when people are raiding the frig, lol. Anyway, these things need settings.
1750607
When you switch the alarm on, place it on the door knob and be sure that it is not swinging. It will arm in about 10 seconds. After this the device will alarm at the slightest jar or bump. It is very sensitive. This alarm would be used by someone within a room or home and can be used in either the chime or alarm function. This unit is very sensitive and works well for me. However it can be set off by anything that causes the alarm to jar or move. Bumping the door or slaming an adjacent door will set the alarm off.