will a chain work on this alert
1265180
I suppose a thin chain, slid under the clip on the back of the unit might work but, it is not intended to hang on a chain. The clip is 3/4 of an inch shy of being as long as the unit itself.
1265181
Only the narrow cord provided by the manufacturer will fit through the hole on the corner of the responder. I suppose you could attach the cord to a chain.
1265182
That would depend on the size of the chain used. I was able to fit it onto a narrow leather thong.
1555487
None specifically for a security chain... But there are places route a sercurity chain... I would recommend a coated chain/cable
1243566
It should do a very good job if the chain guard does not interfere. The connecting bar fastens there and the chain guard will probably need to be removed.
1765105
It will not work if battery is dead but a low battery alarm sounds from the detector which is very annoying and you will know to charge your battery.
613021
Not sure if i understand the question, but when the two pieces of the sensor on this unit are separated it sends a wireless signal to a base unit causing it to sent out an audio alert. It has other optional items that work with the same base unit but independently of a traditional alarm system.
1009283
I see no reason why it shouldn't. I placed mine inside of my front door to my business and it works perfectly as an alert when someone enters.
331414
I don't think there is a "life time" for dependable alert notices. As long as it's up and running, it should give you reliable alerts. Ours just stopped working after one season (two separate radios). We'd plug it back in in spring and it wouldn't function...no lights, no alerts, nothing. Doesn't make sense. But I continue to buy these because they offer a great peace of mind during storm season, even if I have to replace it every season.
775836
Yes, if you have it set to the monitoring status. But, once it turns on you will need to reset it or turn it off. I t will not turn off after the alert is finished.
1570814
If your neighbors have the same device and mailboxes are close together and within signal distance of every house then all alerts will function no matter whose mailbox is opened (Same radio frequency). We have 4 boxes together so just used one sending unit on the mailbox door of the person who always gets mail. Lets you know mail was delivered but not to each individual box. Avoids unnecessary alerts from each mail box.
210249
It will do so but you should transfer it just before then when you hear the series of beeps.
678015
I don't think so but I haven't played with it much yet. You may be able to sign up for such alerts directly from your power company once the device is online. That's what I did with San Diego Gas & Electric.
1399732
Yes. If it's paired, the alert should go off at the same time. The red light means it's picking up movement
2204784
yes it will. you will need a bypass Part # PKALL No it is not an alarm just remote start and keyless entry
126080
Yes. I returned it because the notifications were not reliable. I got most of them quickly, but about 1/4 alerts would either not be delivered or would be delivered late.
1164001
Yes it will work , take old back up light out and replace with back up Alert. Very easy to do.
869679
Yes but only if you have it connected to your home alarm system. Then by activating a "panic" code or button on your alarm system, this siren will sound along with any other siren connected also. If you have the panic option on your phone app for the alarm, then it should work also.
1871046
I have an external alert. I have tried everything, including changing the batteries 3 times. This stobe DOES NOT WORK. Is there a setting I need to turn on?