I would like to attach these with velcro, will that be an issue? The reason for the velcro is to put up at night and remove during day.
1846290
Yes, these sensors can be attached with velcro however the main base stattion has an 'ON-OFF' switch.
1846291
I haven't tried that... but I don't think its a great idea. The reason being, once programmed I am not sure how it will affect the base unit being turned on and off and the programming... etc. it may not affect it at all. The idea is interesting though for different circumstances. I would imagine after a while, the Velcro may not align properly and cause false alarms... which could be a nightmare... no pun intended.It is probably worth trying. good luck, hope this helped your decision.
1846292
I do not think there is any problem, as long as you keep it during the day in a place where the control unit keeps receiving the signal from the sensor,say you may keep it near its night time position.
1846293
you could do this but you should take into consiseration that eventually the velcro will start to sag causing gap between the magnet and the switch to increase, giving false alarms. the second thing that you need to take into consideration is that each sensor's location is programed into the base station and the base station wil only recognize that sesor for that location, you cannot mix the senors or else or else the base station will indicate a wrong breach location.
903668
I see no reason that you couldn't use Velcro, but it might not hold it in place outdoors. R
1735960
It looks to me that a strip of Velcro would do. That is what I am going to try.
1977395
I use Velcro strips on the back of mine. This enables me to move the light when I need to. I use them on my boat and they stay in tack without any problems.
2029511
Not sure about the question. You could use Velcro but I used to small screws to attach to the garage door. The screws are very small but you do have to attach it to the bottom of the garage door so that it will stay in place.
1946271
If you need to use temporary adhesive, you may have better luck by attaching one of these with screws to a mounting surface like a picture frame or small piece of wood (maybe 4" x 4") and attaching the velcro adhesive strips to the back of the piece of wood. There's not really a place to put the velcro strips on these micro units. There's not a large, flat area for the velcro to hold onto - the unit is small to begin with, there's not a battery cover (it stays in fine but might get grabbed by the adhesive on the back of the velcro strip), and the flat area on the bottom of the unit leaves very little room for the velcro to attach to. If you need to use velcro, you'd be better-off with a standard-sized unit.
1535002
I have not used Velcro - if the TV is solid and level it just fits right on top and stays there. We have no kids though and the TV is inside a "built in" opening so it is not subject to jostling or getting bumped.
390338
These actually attach to the attachment. They have velcro on the backside. I have never had an issue using them. They are great!
35581
I have several attached to a fence for the dogs when they go out at night. I just whacked in a nail through the hole.Two more on my entryway steps I used screws. As long as sun hits them for part of the day they're good to go.
236792
Yes. They attach with Velcro. It is meant for two, but I bet you could move around pretty well alone.
2050181
The velcro side of the hanging strips is very strong, but unfortunately the glue side is not. I tried them with a 5 lb clock and the strips just fall off the wall because the glue isn't strong enough. Unfortunately I think you're stuck with a nail or something, or at least using some better clue to hang the hangers.
1174973
It comes with screws to permanently mount or double sided tape stuff. Velcro would be a great idea because you'll need to change the batteries and using the double sided tape stuff they give you wouldn't work for needing to change those out.
1445433
You need to attach them with provided screws so they don't fall off. I did the same thing at first
1919718
These sandbags have Velcro fastener, which I would imagine, could be used with other types of canopies. However, they also have these metal brackets that insert into a hole in the bottom of the EZ-UP frame, so I am not sure that you could secure with these brackets too. You would be fine with the Velcro.
156140
Yes, they can. It's real tough Velcro keeping them on real securely, but they can be removed.
1456610
No, you cannot see through it at night. You roll the covers down to let in light and then roll them back up at night from the outside. They have Velcro to hold them in place.
1337609
If I'm thinking correctly of what your windows are...I think you would have to take it down each time you open them. But, it has velcro and is very easy to take down and put back. I got an extra strip of velcro and use it in a Different spot when i need to. (Before I just buy another one)