Wired contacts are easy to use with any hardwired security panel.
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Mount the magnet to the door or window and mount the switch to the frame.
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3 pcs wired white door contacts surface mount nc security alarm door window sensors these door contact position switches dcs work with all access control and burglar alarm systems.
Spdt switches connect to an alarm system and to another device such as a motion detector.
Wire contacts to an alarm system to alert when doors or windows are opened.
From contact switches or occupancy sensors triggered by motion to keyfob handheld control device using push button to trigger automation events nyce sensors has been designing developing and scaling sensor technologies that enable integrated connectivity for optimum performance over the zigbee ecosystem helping create a more efficient future.
They can also interface with wireless security systems if a wired to wireless converter is used.
The alarm will activate when the magnet is pulled away by the opening door or window.
Door and window contacts are important for any security system.
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From contact switches or occupancy sensors triggered by motion to keyfob handheld control device using push button to trigger automation events nyce sensors has been designing developing and scaling sensor technologies that enable integrated connectivity for optimum performance over the zigbee ecosystem helping create a more efficient future.
