Failed Circuit Alarm (New Style) says "Velcro mount". Is there any other option to mount it - like a hole in the back to hang it on a screw head?
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The answer is "No". There are two holes for screws in the back, but they are not for the mount. It's light weight so Velcro is OK.
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there are two holes for screws that hold the front to the back. the screws that are already there are deep set, so, you might be able to use the holes as hangers if you used small headed screws. I just set it on the stand next to my CPAP. hope this helps.
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Velcro sticky pad is about 3/4" square and didn't hold where I put it. A better mount would be great. I ended up setting it on top of the freezer in the garage.
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There is a little screw type pin that you pull out in an emergency. You just jerk it & it alarms. You just put the pin in back in the hole & turn it a few times to turn it off. It serves the purpose.
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I have the same item. I would **GUESS**: Try a"REAL" Hardware Store. Also... I chose to not use screws and so avoid holes in the wall. Instead, I **thoroughly** cleaned the painted wall surface and applied a NameBrand double-sided, permanent adhesive, FOAM mounting tape - FIRST, to the ENTIRE (Cleaned) back of the key hanger. You must trim the foam to fit and NOT SHOW from the front. PRESS FIRMLY to the wall. I used a cloth over a softwood block and "tapped " with a hammer to firmly set the hanger. I gave it 24hrs to bond - didn't HAVE to, BUT... Then I hung up the Keys, etc. I have had no issues.
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I have electric wires already installed to make all alarms be on same circuit.(AND uses battery back up) Is there a combination smoke /CO detecting alarm made for this?
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If you're replacing one, it's something you'll probably just need a screwdriver for. Just don't touch any bare wires together that aren't already touching. It won't hurt, but could set off your alarm. I'm not sure if it works with all systems, but it worked well with ours.
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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
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Karen, I would use layers of double sided tape to raise the sensor or reed to align properly. The Swann Wireless alarm system is a great alarm system.
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Have you contacted safety first website or called them? Otherwise I would take the mounts to the hardware store and see if they have something comparable
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I just looked on the back of my Tap 20 and I don't see any way to hang it using a VESA mounting system. However, I love the computer!
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I used a screw and hung it like you would a picture. I imagine good double sided tape would also work. ??
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The top strap has a grommet in it. The Stack pn safes have a screw bracket that holds the fire board in place. Remove the screw pass it through the grommet and reinstall. Most velcro will not hold up sufficient weight to make the door organizer useful
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The alarm is designed to be plugged into your wall like any other appliance. If you have a bit of electrical knowledge you could hard wire it. I simply plugged mine in since I had an open receptacle. Hope this helps.
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I used bunch of wall plastic anchors and screws. Also: the Stanley 819841 Pegboard Hooks which a bought at the same time are too small for the holes on the plate. They `re coming out all the time. I don`t like the product. Will not recommend it.
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Sorry. I replaced an old one, and there was a plate there already. It looks like a standard electrical hole and thread (like conduit), though.
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Contact the company. I had a packaging issue with my mount and they were super in fixing the problem. When you contct the company, they will have someone call you back. Quick response.
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Yes. You can mount the sensor and magnet w/ double sided industrial tape. This may make it prone to false alarms though if the tape ever fails. May also be able to use zip ties or something but that won't look as clean. I mounted them w/ screws and they look great. Can always fill holes w/ epoxy putty and paint over if needed in the future. Hope this helps. For the record, the best place to mount is on the inner part of the gate, by the hinge (magnet on the gate and the sensor on the post). The post and door are connected so they won't shift (no false alarms). I mounted mine down low and you can't even see them. Yes. You can mount the sensor and magnet w/ double sided industrial tape. This may make it prone to false alarms though if the tape ever fails. May also be able to use zip ties or something but that won't look as clean. I mounted them w/ screws and they look great. Can always fill holes w/ epoxy putty and paint over if needed in the future. Hope this helps. For the record, the best place to mount is on the inner part of the gate, by the hinge (magnet on the gate and the sensor on the post). The post and door are connected so they won't shift (no false alarms). I mounted mine down low and... » Read More Yes. You can mount the sensor and magnet w/ double sided industrial tape. This may make it prone to false alarms though if the tape ever fails. May also be able to use zip ties or something but that won't look as clean. I mounted them w/ screws and they look great. Can always fill holes w/ epoxy putty and paint over if needed in the future. Hope this helps. For the record, the best place to mount is on the inner part of the gate, by the hinge (magnet on the gate and the sensor on the post). The post and door are connected so they won't shift (no false alarms). I mounted mine down low and you can't even see them. « Show Less
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You can hang it on a nail. I returned mine because the alert was very inconsistent. Sometimes it worked and other times it didn't.