My house number is a single digit. Will this work for me?
1333240
I think it will work for you as the background is lighted by the unseen solar panel on top of the display. The number/numbers are a sturdy black plastic and can moved to any place on the address sign. I love the design & colors surrounding the display.
1333241
Yes, but it is kind of big for just one number. Suggestion - use a piece of cardboard to cut out a piece the size of the unit and then take a black marking pen and put the one number on it to see if you like it.
125140
Yes, it is a simple process. you can use 6 digits. The keypad has both numbers and letters, which is nice if you want an easy to remember combination.I really like this safe, which is easy to hide behind a picture. Just be aware that it will not recess completely in a 2x4 wall.
982938
This one should work for you. I bought these to replace one with the same numbers as you show above.
965894
I'm sorry, haven't tried it. It has a picture of garage, vacation home, business for synchronization to one FOB, but I think the garage picture is for synchronization to the fob. I did just purchase another set for my mom's house and would like very much not to have to carry two fobs to see if this will really work to open both houses in different locations. It doesn't work right now. Here is the morning industry number that is not only printed on the package but also within the unit itself for questions or installation 18003550157
1381341
Thank you for contacting us. There should be one more digit after the dash. Can you double check the number?
1923877
Nice tip J. Gaster! The * really does add a 1 to the front of the number and pressing the # will add/remove the area code from a number. By pressing # and then * when viewing a local number I can get the phone to add 1-areacode- to the front of the number.I have no use for this feature but it's a neat trick! :)
351221
It should work But take the number off the old starter type it in to google and you'll get your answer
2108326
This is totally different than a basic stamp. I assume you are talking a complete re-write of the code and possibly different wiring. Otherwise, you can make it work.
2242983
Try 0000. Eventhou I did no have to enter any number it should work..!!Good Luck
633569
You can pay a one-time fee to either keep your current home number or choose a new one with the same area code
1488518
None, but it's pretty simple and mine works. Just make sure PW 0000 or 1234 is used.
2243425
I believe its a multi code if u take it apart u must put in ur frequency numbers n its 8 digits
1479116
No - I use an internet based phone called Ooma. This unit will work with any phone (landline, internet). You program the number into the unit and it'll dial that number when/if your home is breached. I'm reading a lot of posts that state this unit cannot call your cell number unless it's a landline. I say this is completely untrue because I do not have a landline and my wireless home security system works just fine with my internet based phone system.
1108721
I used the same digits twice, but not next to each other. Your best bet is to try it.
1607922
There are specific strips for each unit The names need to match. I hope that helps. Then plug in the new number code tab.
372501
No, you have to try different combinations. BUT, it can be easy since there is no specific dialing order and neither the need to dial twice the same digit ("12" will work as fine as "21" or as "1221")
2037115
I don't see why not.... I don't know how many digits your telephone #'s are if you wanted to use the automatic call back feature. This alarm can store 5 different telephone #'s that are up to 8 digits long.Everything is wireless, you can use it practically anywhere you've got electricity.I plan on purchasing another one for our weekend cabin and using a small battery backup system that can recharge via a single LV Solar Panel.