Will this alarm work on a sliding door with two moving doors that slide away from each other?
1577517
The monitor has two parts. One on door and one on frame. The only way one alarm would work on two sliders is if it could be mounted with the two parts mounted on the overlap of door panels in the center of sliders. Sorry but not home to look at it with parts in hand.
1577518
when the sliding doors are pulled apart, the contact is broken and the alarm will sound
1577519
The contact could only be mounted to one door which would leave the other with no alarm. Unless, you mounted the the whole alarm unit. To one door and the contact to the other door. That wouldn't look good.
1577520
I think you could, but then you could only use one door. The alarm consists of three parts, the alarm unit and 2 contacts. One contact is attached to the alarm with a wire about 6" long. So you could attach the alarm unit above the door and each contact on a door as long as they touch each other. But again you would only be able to open the door with the contact not attached to the alarm unit.
1487734
No. The window alarms have a 3-switch slide button on the left hand side of the larger unit. The up position switches it off and the middle and lower positions are two different types of alarms.
474496
I am not sure but I doubt it. This is a hardwired alarm that will activate other alarms that are hardwired with it.
1840363
Mine is a an old ADT system and it works. The piece that goes into the door is only a magnet. It's pretty simple technology. When it moves away from the wired part it activates the Alarm. I think would work on most alarms.
475876
Seems like it would work. Alarm will go off every day and you can just turn it to the next compartment.
2025768
I don't think so but if someone is trying to open your gas door I would put a door switch there so when they open it the alarm will sound.
1386625
Yes, it should work on any door where the prongs can be wedged between the door and the door frame. Then when the door is opened the prongs separate to activate the alarm.
1386627
Yes. It works based on the door opening either way as long as you can put the trip sensor in the door jam.
2215794
According to here: http://www.remotesandkeys.com/product-p/z2062b.htmIt will work fine with that alarm.
470474
No. This device sounds an alarm when it is tripped, i.e., when the door is opened. It is adhered to the door and doorframe with velcro, so it is not a secure device. It is a very fun toy, however. It didn't fit well on the entry door to my son's bedroom, so we put it on his closet door.
1967614
Yes. Sometimes the vibrations from closing another door or dropping something set off the alarm
1107002
"You are too close to the vehicle, please step away" lol. I had the alarm along time ago. Loved it. Yes both systems will work. You'll have a blue wire I believe from the remote start that will conect to alarm.
1369809
I don't have this alarm but it should be able to do what you ask. Alarm just has to be programmed for those features to work. Just know that extra parts may be required.
2060982
It will still work fine. In fact, you will only need to attach the sensor side since the magnet will cause it to stick to the door. Since the alarm only goes off when the door if open there will be minimal interference so long as you do not place the receiver directly behind where now open door is between the transmitter and receiver since the signal will now have to bounce around before being received.
76932
Sorry but I can't help you. The alarm wouldn't fit in the door frame we ordered it for and we returned it.
1826157
Interesting question. I'm not so sure it wouldn't work. As the door closes, the tension on the first closer would diminish as the tension on the second increases, so the door would start our closing fast, and then slow down. I'm not sure if it would be the simplest solution. Be sure to let us know if you try it!
304033
You should be fine ..... put the cover on then activate the alarm It work with motion or a jolt to the bike. I have the same alarm on both my bikes.