Do the FOBs have a panic button so you can set the alarm off if you hear an intruder breaking in?
1870289
Yes it does...! And a very loud one at that, also some of swan door and window sensors have individual alarms that you may set so that you will know where the breaking in is coming from by setting those alarm sensors to activate as it is opening or being broken in to from.... I hope this covers any other questions on these well made alarms for the DIY'ers ... Be safe....!
1870290
Not that I can tell. Very pleased with system. mounted on my 2 storage building very easily.
240886
No. You have to press two buttons simultaneously and then go into a menu. Once you figure out how the programmer thought it is easy to operate, but there are safeguards against someone getting into the security functions.
1772208
hello, the system has sensors, that you install where you need them, when you activate the alarm, if anyone tries to enter thru your door or window, the siren goes off , and it is loud enough to scare anyone off, not to mention alert your other neighbors, you can set it up to call your cell phone, or the local police dept, just make sure that you ok it with your police dept, every city has different rules. good luck
2141004
The three parts on the bottom left are key fobs. 2 key fobs to take with and set/disarm the system. The one on the far left with only one button is a "panic" button. If you push the button it will turn on the siren.
2079753
No it doesn't. The alarm goes off and you can hear it anywhere in the house so you run to turn it off LOL
1487733
No, the window alarm has an on/off buttom. It is independent from the door alarm where you have the key pad.
1023796
No. It has a pin that when pulled will trigger the alarm. Otherwise than that the alarm will not go off.
1862423
Yes. You can program a duress pin and it also has a panic button on the keypad
1125841
You can also shut the alarm manually. Since the alarm sounds in a different area (not the garage itself) it can be quite annoying for those around the alarm sound if the garage door is left open on purpose for an extended period of time. If my husband is doing something in the garage and needs the door open i.e. to get extra light in, I just press the button on the back of the receptor which is in my home office and then I only rely on the visual indicator (green or red light) to know when he has closed the garage door.
2271642
No. Alarm will sound until code is entered. Alarm will initiate approximately 30 seconds after door is initially opened.
457127
A thief can, if they are thinking clearly, after the alarms gives them an earful. If not, like most, they'll likely take off running. Or maybe they'll just burn the place down which no alarm can prevent. For the money this is a nice product. Though I am only using as a door chime.
928944
I did not install the unit. The Alarm tech who did advised me that there is a "tamper switch" built in.
1884177
NO. MACE is the name of the company. Mace Security. It has: A 130 db alarm(when you pull the pin out); a flashing strobe light to distract attackers; and a button- operated flashlight.
1627563
No, but you will have to "address" the keypad, depending on what model of alarm control board you currently have.
727386
They all alarm simultaneously if one detects a problem, that is the point, so if the one in your basement goes off so does the one on your second floor (since you probably can't hear the basement one from upstairs while you are asleep). I don't recall if these have jumpers to change frequency, but if they don't I think it was that when you program them they will recognize if a neighbor has them as well and will pick a frequency it senses as open. Please read the directions from the manufacturer to confirm, but I'm sure it is one of the two methods.
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No. Each unit is a seperate alarm. the large unit is not a "base" unit. It is a unit of it's own primarly for doors. It has a programmable code and a "chime" feature as well. It is VERY, VERY loud. The smaller units are not connect to the large one, nor or they connected to each other. They are loud, but not as loud as the large unit. They only have an "On/Off" switch, no code or "chime" setting. I bought some of the larger units seperately for my daughters to have on their aparment doors.
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Yes. Just hold down the arm/disarm button for about 3 seconds and the alarm will sound until the arm/disarm is pushed again.