Is there any contact closure that can be used to drive an alarm or relay?
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.
613022
Once those two pieces become away from each other creates a alarm on the base unit that belongs in the house
1790614
I tried to use without alarm but foind it would not dial without the 9 volt battery installed. I suppose you could disable the speaker or cover it with tape.
1255862
This device shuts of automatically after a few minutes and doesn't have a setting to alarm when a certain noise level is reached. It also eats batteries. It would take a lot of batteries to get through a work week, and it would be and a pain to push the power button ever 5 or so minutes throughout the work day, so this is probably not the best device. My work uses a device for the exact function you describe. It looks like a traffic light. You might consider it, although it is probably a lot more expensive.
1825797
No, there is no connection for a auto dial device. It is a cheap system that works perfect for my needs. I leave for months at a time and have never had a false alarm.
1807713
We have a temperature monitoring device and it connects directly to the telephone dial a link device and sends a telephone message without setting off the main alarm. So I expect there is a way to do it. You would need to program the device to link directly to the dial alert and not to the central control panel.
563758
No. Or at least not directly. You could wire the extra output (usually used for a trunk release) to a remote start unit, but that ends up being awkward. You'd probably want a different alarm.
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.
381712
The description of the item reads:The Normally Closed contacts (contact is closed when door is closed) are rated for 0.5a max. The alarm will be activated when the door opens. Normally close implies the resting state of the switch, meaning that the door is normally closed therefore the circuit is closed; opening the door causes the magnet to release the spring and causes a Normally Open condition (alarm).
860792
It has an output contact that you could use to trigger an external system, but I have not tried it to see how it works.
150536
All the brands of alarm panels I have ever worked with will accommodate an opening or a closure of a zone to activate depending on the panel programming. This seco beam can give either condition open or closed circuit and trigger any panel into alarm.
1855010
It should not be a problem. The alarm only makes outgoing calls and only if the sensor is triggered by a power outage or a cold temperature. It would be very unlikely an incoming call that your answering machine would pick up would occur at the same time that the alarm would be making an outgoing call. If you get a call from the alarm it will ask you to press a key to acknowledge the alert and avoid repeated calls about the alert.
1943604
It has a dry contact momentary that will trigger many other devices such as a sounding device (siren Driver) or a zone in an alarm panel. It does not have a timing feature to time out a siren driver. This would have to be provided by the user. It is rock solid in all kinds of weather at the 75 ft distance I use it between the beam.
1527528
Hi, the GSM dialer can call many numbers, it depends on your alarm control panel. Thanks.
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.
952822
I use mine to open up automatically in the AM and I manually close it at night. In order to do this I had to get a timer that has a switch that will direct the power through the timer or directly to the motor.
128304
I'm sorry...mine quickly died and I can't remember if it had an alarm feature.
203105
Depends on what you want it to do. If you are looking for it to read a dry-contact to sense when a door is opened, and then trigger an alarm, it can't do that. However, if you already have a sensor installed in wink that is reading the status of the door, and you just want this to close a relay to trigger the alarm, this can do that. As a matter of fact, WINK reports this in the app as a Siren.Good Luck