Door Alarm Sensors Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Trigger a Z-Wave Device When a Door Sensor is Activated?
Certain alarm panels and interactive service platforms will allow you to create rules and scenes so that Z-Wave devices activate automatically. Learn about Z-Wave triggers.
Can I Trigger a Z-Wave Device When a Door Sensor is Activated?
Certain alarm panels and interactive service platforms will allow you to create rules and scenes so that Z-Wave devices activate automatically. Learn about Z-Wave triggers.
Can I Get a Composite Door & Frame w/ Pre-Installed Alarm Contacts?
Some types of Andersen Doors come with built-in 345 MHz sensors for compatible alarm systems. Andersen calls these VeriLock Sensors. Learn about Andersen Security Doors.
Can I Get a Composite Door & Frame w/ Pre-Installed Alarm Contacts?
Some types of Andersen Doors come with built-in 345 MHz sensors for compatible alarm systems. Andersen calls these VeriLock Sensors. Learn about Andersen Security Doors.
Where Should I Install the Alarm Sensor On My Sliding Door?
With sliding doors, the same principle applies. Place the magnet on the moving portion of the door, and position the sensor on the frame. Learn where to install your door sensor.
Where Should I Install the Alarm Sensor On My Sliding Door?
With sliding doors, the same principle applies. Place the magnet on the moving portion of the door, and position the sensor on the frame. Learn where to install your door sensor.
What Are Door Contacts?
Sensors that are used to monitor whether a door is opened or closed are often called door contacts. Learn about door contacts and how they are used with alarm systems.
GE Door/Window Contacts vs. Honeywell 5800 Door/Window Contacts
The door and window contact sensors from GE and Interlogix operate at 319.5 MHz. The Honeywell 5800 door and window contact sensors operate at 345 MHz. Learn about these sensors.
What Is the Difference Between a Door and Window "Contact" and a "Sensor"?
A door and window "contact" might also be referred to as a "sensor". The two terms are generally used interchangeably. But "sensor" is a broader term. Learn about contact sensors.
How Do I Remove an Alarm Sensor from My Door?
Alarm door sensors are very easy to remove. You just have to delete the zone programming, disconnect the wires and remove the sensor and magnet. Learn to remove door sensors.
Certain alarm panels and interactive service platforms will allow you to create rules and scenes so that Z-Wave devices activate automatically. Learn about Z-Wave triggers.
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Can I Trigger a Z-Wave Device When a Door Sensor is Activated?
Certain alarm panels and interactive service platforms will allow you to create rules and scenes so that Z-Wave devices activate automatically. Learn about Z-Wave triggers.
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Can I Get a Composite Door & Frame w/ Pre-Installed Alarm Contacts?
Some types of Andersen Doors come with built-in 345 MHz sensors for compatible alarm systems. Andersen calls these VeriLock Sensors. Learn about Andersen Security Doors.
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Can I Get a Composite Door & Frame w/ Pre-Installed Alarm Contacts?
Some types of Andersen Doors come with built-in 345 MHz sensors for compatible alarm systems. Andersen calls these VeriLock Sensors. Learn about Andersen Security Doors.
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Where Should I Install the Alarm Sensor On My Sliding Door?
With sliding doors, the same principle applies. Place the magnet on the moving portion of the door, and position the sensor on the frame. Learn where to install your door sensor.
Added:
Where Should I Install the Alarm Sensor On My Sliding Door?
With sliding doors, the same principle applies. Place the magnet on the moving portion of the door, and position the sensor on the frame. Learn where to install your door sensor.
Added:
What Are Door Contacts?
Sensors that are used to monitor whether a door is opened or closed are often called door contacts. Learn about door contacts and how they are used with alarm systems.
Added:
GE Door/Window Contacts vs. Honeywell 5800 Door/Window Contacts
The door and window contact sensors from GE and Interlogix operate at 319.5 MHz. The Honeywell 5800 door and window contact sensors operate at 345 MHz. Learn about these sensors.
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What Is the Difference Between a Door and Window "Contact" and a "Sensor"?
A door and window "contact" might also be referred to as a "sensor". The two terms are generally used interchangeably. But "sensor" is a broader term. Learn about contact sensors.
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How Do I Remove an Alarm Sensor from My Door?
Alarm door sensors are very easy to remove. You just have to delete the zone programming, disconnect the wires and remove the sensor and magnet. Learn to remove door sensors.
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