I'm looking for a wireless system to alert me when my gate is opened. Can it be tied to a door chime or receiver?
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I have mine on side gate and a shed. Both give an alert on 2GIG alarm pad and send notice to my phone.
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This unit is meant for Ademco wireless security systems and would need to be part of that system to operate.
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It's an RF transmitter self contained with a battery for power. When the magnetic field is broken by opening the gate it signals the Honeywell control panel which sounds the alert with a loud audio beep and a programmed verbal comment such as "GATE"
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Could be your neighbor has one too. Or a similar doorbell next door could have the same jumper setup. Try changing the jumper settings.
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Yes, just do not input your secret code, if the code has not been entered it will not respond to the door (window) being opened. It has to be "armed" with your code to either chime or alarm. Hope this answers your question. It will only "go off" you have entered your code.... This unit is very easy to use.
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There is a receiver box placed in the house that has several chimes that sound, like a doorbell. The unit outside will blink red when it is activated.
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Chime (chimes itself), Off and Remote (sends to remote) switch on the sender unit. My swutch is a bit difficult to operate but I have not bothered to replace unit. Low, Off, High switch on receiver unit. Chime on receiver malfunctioned and now just "blips". Again I have not bothered to replace it. Cheap unit but incredibly useful for a wanderer. Works from front to rear of house so range is adequate. Could be used as an intruder alarm I would think. Good luck.
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I don't know. I don't have one of those door chimes. It works well with the Honeywell Home security panel, even mounted on a metal building approximately 75 feet from the panel.
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Should work just fine as long as you are replacing a Nutone wired unit instead of a wireless unit. Programming is easy and only problem I have had is that chime will change one setting if there is a power outage. But re-setting to desired chime is a snap. Hope this helps you.
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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
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I'm not sure what you mean, If you mount your doorbell on the door, it should work. And the ringer are very loud, you can't miss it. I'd give a try, it's only 10 dollars.
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Not directly. Honeywell might be able to provide more real guidance. But, the device creates an audible alarm (think voltage), so it could be hijacked (at the speaker) to trigger a wireless signal device ... something like, well check out a spy device supplier. Perhaps a useful product might be the result...
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it has a separate connection to use the reed switch in installations where you do not need insteon wireless connections. So depending on your alarm, it could trigger it when the door moves to open.
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Yes I have two doors a window and a moton sensor all on one unit the receiver is in the living room. Then I bought a second receiver and put the same 4 devices programed in it, in the bed room. This way I can montor all 4 sendors in two places. The only problem is if someone leaves the door open the unit will sound until that door is closed. However it will still monitor the windows while the doot is open. There are 4 leds on the receiver and the door will flash and the window will flash, if thew are both open. I hope this helps. Ernie
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Yes. Be sure the sensor contacts separate when the door opens. The alarm will work any time the sensors looses contact.
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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.
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It is wireless so I would think it would only work with the Honeywell chimes.
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No unless you want it to dial out when set off. If you want it as a alert when a door is opened or a window works perfect. I got it to keep my teenager from sneaking out havnt had a problem since.
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You can create a rule in the program to alert you when the door is opened and or closed. You can have it alert you by email and or texts. Not sure about the notifications by manually lifting the door.