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Making sense of wireless window sensors 8/11/2022
Making sense of wireless window sensors Engineered with installers in mind, the battery‐operated sensor and magnetic contact are quickly and easily fitted to the internal frame of the window, eliminating the requirement for time‐consuming and costly wiring.To get more news about door and window sensors, you can visit securamsys.com official website.
Available in white, black or tan, WindowSense fits discreetly within the eurogroove of a wide range of PVCu profiles and is ideal for any size or style of home. Part of the growing ERA Protect ecosystem of app‐controlled security products, the wireless integrated sensor alerts homeowners to any attempts made by intruders to gain entry to their property via the windows.
In the event of the window being opened, the link between the two elements is broken, prompting the high quality sensor to transmit a signal to the ERA Protect Alarm hub, which sends an instant notification to the homeowner via the ERA Protect app. When fitting WindowSense, installers have the opportunity to cross‐sell the complete ERA Protect alarm ecosystem of app‐controlled and smart speaker compatible security products.
You can integrate 96 accessories to the alarm hub, including a door/window sensor, a pet friendly motion sensor and remote control. To complete your customers’ security needs, you can also add a video doorbell, indoor, outdoor and floodlight cameras.
Step one Before installing the product, you must make sure the sensor and magnetic contact are positioned in the correct direction with the arrow indicators facing each other.
The sensor must be fitted onto the window frame and the smaller magnetic contact onto the moving window sash.
The smaller magnetic contact should be centrally located above the sensor when the window is shut.
Step Two Once you have positioned the system, use a pencil to outline a 12mm section onto the window frame.Once you’ve marked out the section, carefully chisel out the ribbing. Step Three
Remove the screws using a flat edge screwdriver to open the WindowSense sensor.Place a packer against the frame on the outside portion of the window, then place the sensor plate against it.
Mark the two screw holes using a pencil. Step Four Using an appropriate drill bit, drill your pilot holes into the frame. Then use the screws provided to attach the bottom part of the sensor to the frame.Insert the two supplied CR2032 batteries into the sensor and reattach the top plate.
Step Five Remove the bottom plate from the magnetic contact using a crossheaded screwdriver.Mark the screw holes onto the window sash. You must align the centre of the magnet body with the sensor on the frame to ensure a correct fit.You can then drill your pilot holes.
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