Will this cause any alarms to go off when scanned by airport security?
1602810
The result will depend on the sensitivity of the scanners. There is a metal content in the sleeves that could be detected. Reports from our customers indicate there are no problems in US airports and the sleeves are undetected. However, some people have reported setting off the detectors in airports in Europe, where they use different technology. In the end, we are certain airport security has seen enough RFID-blocking solutions to understand what is going on and they will understand the concern you are seeking to address by shielding your cards and possibly your passport in this way. We would expect no hassles other than needing to show the items to the staff at the scanners. Bon voyage! Happy Travels! We look forward to serving you!
1642532
No it doesn't, and I've had a lot of false alarms and it gets super annoying, seems to go off when the lock is unlocked and not go off when it's locked, I ended up just removing the battery because all the false alarms.
423904
You can not alarm the system if there is an open window/door unless you by pass that station. I't will give you a trouble light (yellow). You'll need to talk to your alarm company to do that.
1153879
No. Just put your alarm system in test so you don't cycle your alarm monitoring company.
426914
Sorry, no warnings. The alarm does go off for a full minute. I use mine basically as a thermometer. I have other timers.
990773
No, when the alarm goes off the only way to stop it is to enter the code or take out the batteries. The battery compartment has a set screw so it's not easy to get into.
1352099
Yes. The alarm tech will have to program it on site at your key pad. At least that's what ADT did, indicating I couldn't do it myself due to keeping their "codes" private. Make sure they don't erase any other dongle codes during programming if you have more than one of these dongles in use. It will take 15 minutes for them to program it.
239061
No alarm. Just vibrates when you are out of range, when there is a phone call and when the testing is done.
1258721
yes. Turn off for three seconds and back on: will stay on all night (and then reset). Turn off another three seconds and back on: will be reset to 'security mode'
1292216
Do not use the alarm, but when it does go off it is like a buzz. Will wake you up if close.
1221610
Yes. Be sure the sensor contacts separate when the door opens. The alarm will work any time the sensors looses contact.
206095
The system is basically an infrared variance responder. Anything that throws contrasting light in the field of the reciever will cause an alarm. Fast changing light on a cloudy day will set it off. Basically, there are no sensitivity adjustments available
1338228
I do not think so. When it stops working I change the batteries. I never heard an alarm
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.
1321998
Yes. The alarm is triggered when a sensor changes state. So if you leave it open and don't touch it, it will not trigger the alarm
1361017
Since I have never left the burner unattended, I can't answer that - it will set off an alarm if a pan is removed and the burner is left on -
2082092
No, the alarm is purely motioned sensored. It resets itself every time baby breathes and only goes off if it doesn't detect that movement.