Is it possible to arm some of the door/window sensors and not others?
1642997
The system is armed, not specific sensors. What you could do is remove specific sensors from the sensor & add it back later, but takes a bit of effort.
1642998
Not easily. You could remove some sensors and then arm but that's a bit cumbersome. Perhaps two systems is a better solution but more costly.
1123176
The short answer is yes, if you code the sensors properly. The system sensors (window/door/motion) used together can be coded for what the company calls the power zone setting. This setting is used for the Pet Immune feature.
668675
You could do that. There are holes in the back of the unit. Vent holes for the air to pass through to the sensors, a lot of them. Space for wire to be sewn through and then tied off to a wire cage. Good luck!
1020856
By default, all the door/window contacts are in Zone 1 and the motion detectors in Zone 2. When armed Away, all contacts and sensors will work. When armed Home, the detectors in Zone 2 will not work. Good feature.
361664
Yes, you can leave a door or window that has the module on it open when the alarm is armed. It senses a change in position. We have some windows into which we have placed rods so they can be opened only a few inches and will occasionally leave those open when we arm the alarm upon leaving our home.
818778
Hmmm....I'm not sure of a way to 'turn-off' the sensor other than pull the battery. What the engineer in me would recommend is to obtain a second magnet: Place the main sensor on the house wall and use one magnet on the window itself for 'window closed' then place the second magnet on the same window in the position you want to use for 'window open'. Here's a nice second magnet: Magnetic Sensor Home Door Window Entry Warning Switch By using a second magnet, you will not have to remember to reprogram the main control panel (if that's even an option). Good luck! Paul Hmmm....I'm not sure of a way to 'turn-off' the sensor other than pull the battery. What the engineer in me would recommend is to obtain a second magnet: Place the main sensor on the house wall and use one magnet on the window itself for 'window closed' then place the second magnet on the same window in the position you want to use for 'window open'. Here's a nice second magnet: Magnetic Sensor Home Door Window Entry Warning Switch By using a second magnet, you will not have to remember to reprogram the main control panel (if that's... » Read More Hmmm....I'm not sure of a way to 'turn-off' the sensor other than pull the battery. What the engineer in me would recommend is to obtain a second magnet: Place the main sensor on the house wall and use one magnet on the window itself for 'window closed' then place the second magnet on the same window in the position you want to use for 'window open'. Here's a nice second magnet: Magnetic Sensor Home Door Window Entry Warning Switch By using a second magnet, you will not have to remember to reprogram the main control panel (if that's even an option). Good luck! Paul « Show Less
1387799
If you are talking about the sensors on each side of the door at the bottom , Yes . It comes with the sensors and if you want to hook up yours that will work also.
1721600
The ones I installed required a gap of < 1/2 inch to function correctly. The smaller magnetic portion has some flexibility for mounting with different height bases. You might be able to get creative and make it work.. I have had to mix up how I mount them.. on some doors I mounted the larger module on the trim and some on the door surface. It's hard to know for sure it will work until you try. Also, because this sensor has a remote sensor header you could put something like a rolling plunger switch inside the door frame and run a thin wire (I used leftover cat5) between the two.
778693
Nope. The sensors and switches are all built in. Very easy to install the unit. Pick up some weather calking before installing unit. Takes 10 minutes to install.
1486101
It is in the install instructions. If u don't have them try google. It is all about moving te sensing unit to the right or left.
812108
You can connect the appropriate sensor to the central unity using the wired outputs in the back (look for sensors with standard normally open/closed outputs). You can connect these sensors to the Mace Door/Window Sensor as well, replacing the magnets for the temperature sensor and using it as a remote control to call the central. If the power goes out it will remain working as long as the 9v battery lasts.
1512359
Yes. I have the SC001 keypad in the house and the AA433 in detached garage with sensor. If someone can even get the door up an inch, both alarms inside and out go off. Works great by me.
239864
There is no simple way to do it. It was not designed for security. I would suggest if you wanted to use them for added security you could add three latches (center and two sides) accessible, preferably, from inside the basement.
1657750
Short answer, yes. This opener is very advanced. It has 2 sensors, one for the "down" stopping point, one for the "up" stopping point. You can move these to adjust how far the door will be pulled-up or lowered.
2072850
Hi, If you place the sensor outside, I imagine someone could steal it. We use our's inside as a door chime, the chime goes off when someone enters a door.
1787958
Hello, No, there are RFID tags and remotes to arm/disarm the system. And there is a way to arm/disarm from the from of the main panel. Thanks.
1707284
Yes. I don't know of a way to hook up more than one sensor. Works well though.