Will this replace an ADT window switch in a wired system
1581083
I used this to replace a door sensor on an older ADT system. The nonwired side is only a magnet. The way it works is it sends a signal when it is pulled away from the magnet. It would definitely be worth a shot for the price.
1581084
I used it to replace a door switch in an ADT wired system. If it looks like your old switch, it will work. I don't know how your window switch works. The cylinder with the wires goes in the door frame and the magnet (the other cylinder) goes in the door.
1581085
it could...it does the same thing. These are used mostly in doors, with the window sensors having a larger surface size, but these are actually less noticeable, in my opinion. They will contact within about a 1/2 inch from the magnetic side, so pretty sensitive
2156479
I am not familiar with that panel but most of adt control panels are honeywell and the wireless sensors work with their panels
825469
no, this will work like a standard ac socket just with a digital switch. anything up to 1000w will work great.
1415473
I wired mine using the existing 40-yr-old, 3-switch wall unit. I think any device that causes the electricity to be fed to the correct wires, when you want it fed there, will do.
1525540
Not sure, never tired it. However, as it is simply a switch, so it should work. I'd confirm with the seller. Nothing seems to be simple any more.
1997827
This unit is wired the same as a standard wall switch. It has 2 holes where the wire is inserted. Their website gives all the specs and wiring diagram. Intermatic website link....http://www.intermatic.com/~/media/Intermatic/Documentation/Specifier%20Guide/039_FF%20Series_4pgs.ashx
1434215
I do not think so. This device only works a secondary controller, not with ip gateway like adt pulse. I had same problem with smartthings hub
1552524
As long as you are switching power it should be fine. I used these for lamp switches, but they should work for anything. As to wire size, I managed to get two standard flat lamp cords through one of the openings. Note that I can only speak for AC line voltage use.
28265
It should as long as you have the net pocket below switches it replaces that panel
1113812
I have an ADT system and it worked perfectly. I contacted ADT personally and checked with them and they said it was fine.
1251515
Yes it can. It comes corded so you have to remove the bottom plate first and once that is removed you have to remove each of the three wires, hot neutral and ground. Then remove the rubber cord seal from the cord and fish your wires through that seal, then attach the three wires in their proper locations, put the rubber seal back in place. This is assuming of course that you have a switch already attached to the wires. The manual that comes with this unit has instructions for both. This will also extend the amount of time required to install.
237796
Yes, it will work. Use terminal lugs that fit the wire being used as well as the size of the bolts on the switch.
2123457
No, if you are looking for a unit with a automatic transfer switch preinstalled you would need to order part number 7345A or 7355A.
1744164
no, you need a hvl switch which has 3 toggle switch. use a 12/4 tray cable to wire the unit.
313949
These *could* work as a drop-in replacements if your display does indeed use the 18b20, but the "switchable" part would depend on your "switch" as well as whether or not your display will accept the new/different address given by the sensor. The 2-wire standard works off of a unique address given by each temp sensor, the new sensor would have a different address than the old sensor. That may, or may not matter.
793256
Definitely. remove the old unit, unplug it, plug in the new unit and install!
907704
Yes. Go online to adt pluse portal, system, manage devices, and lights thermostats and more.