Could I install this in the buzzer of my door to let myself in without using a key?
1710509
Only if you have a 12v supply and a solenoid to open the lockdoes not have a huge amperage draw either. So i would say no you could not
1710510
I'm sure you could it's just an electric switch. You will need 12 volts to power it. They have a 110 version also.
1984222
You have to use the key to turn it on or off. It's a fairly fast process and for those fractions of seconds, it should not be bothersome to your neighbors.
2198805
It might if the door was jarred or thumped hard enough, but I suppose if they were able to do it gently, then no. Just my guess, haven't tried it personally. :) I've triggered mine mistakenly on occasion by bumping it or hitting it with the dog's fetch toys, but it's smart enough not to sound when the sliding glass doors are opened. Ultimately I think these alarms are designed for sounding upon breakage of the glass, they are definitely a good deterrent in that regard, but for covert entry through doors being opened(or removed) they probably won't fare so well, unless it was done in a forceful enough manner. Hope this info helped!
1100317
Yes you can, no beeping but the sound will be muffled (max. volume will help).
1750953
Yes, just be prepaird to do some modifation to your doors like drilling holes. Does not come with a switch so make sure you hook it up to your alarm or add one
2111588
No. Just dings like a doorbell. You can increase the chime to a longer "song" but it will not repeat the "song" until the door is shut.
1630395
Yes you can, all you have to do is program the new bell to the push button.
222405
Out of the box, no. But you can bring it to a locksmith to have it bump proofed. However this disables the use of your key and if the battery dies, you won't be able to get into your house if this is the only entry. It also may void the warranty if it's done.
144385
yes, you will need to bypass alarm.. also, you will need to put a spare key in the box i think.. make sure you buy it only if you have two keys with chip in them..
481918
Hi there - yes there is. I bought this one : MiLocks QF-01P 3-in-1 Keyless Entry Deadbolt with RF Remote Control - Brass Available from Smarthome.com You will need the MorningLinc - INSTEON 2458A1 Morning Industry RF Doorknob/Deadbolt Controller (plugs into electrical socket. I have been able to let builders in to the house if I have been called away. I monitor what is happening through the cameras.Hope this helps.
953006
No. Otherwise a tiny piece of metal inserted into the re-key hole would allow anyone entry to your house...
75309
Yes. Your chamberlain door opener may be myw ready. You need this device to use it.
1423831
It seems to work really well attached to the door. Mine opens out as well. It give us notice that someone is coming. I guess you could mount it on the wall if there some movement to ring the bell. You could also put a string on it to pull to ring. It's a simple but useful little gadget. No wires. No electricity. Love it
1138330
This is a garage door opener. I personally would not use it to replace a door bell type.
997902
Absolutely, everything you wire is optional. Just don't wire the siren up. Thing is I don't know what you would use it for otherwise, to unlock your doors? If you're buying door actuators and buying the alarm to set up a keyless entry system it may be a little more complicated than you might think but it's not impossible. Let me know if you need more help: teddymedina@gmail.com
1025566
In my opinion, no it wouldnt be easy. THe geometry of the arm that connects the door to the opener motor would be a significant downward force. I am not concerned about that security issue on my garage
1985214
There is a way to manually open the lock from the inside using a standard deadbolt lever, and there is an emergency key that can be used from the outside. However before the battery completely dies, the device will let you know long in advance by beeping.