can i arm the alarm in one room while alarm is disarmed in another room
1777752
Yes, you do, it does allow you to set some sensors off in different room, and some sensors on in other room.
794423
Yes. They can operate independently of each other. If you choose to do this, I would purchase regular smoke alarms at a lower price.
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Pressing and holding ARM and DISARM together for about 2 secs triggered the loud siren alarm, (equivalent to panic button on car keys or other alarm systems), but one major disadvantage is that remote does not send radio signals, i.e you have to point the remote at the alarm - which may not be always practical in situations where you want this. Suppose the alarm is in downstairs living room, you are in upstairs bedroom and you sense someone breaking in, you will have to get down, go close to the alarm, point at it and press both buttons with two fingers - think if that would be practical for you. Pressing and holding ARM and DISARM together for about 2 secs triggered the loud siren alarm, (equivalent to panic button on car keys or other alarm systems), but one major disadvantage is that remote does not send radio signals, i.e you have to point the remote at the alarm - which may not be always practical in situations where you want this. Suppose the alarm is in downstairs living room, you are in upstairs bedroom and you sense someone breaking in, you will have to get down, go close to the alarm, point at it and press both buttons with two fingers - think if that would be practical... » Read More Pressing and holding ARM and DISARM together for about 2 secs triggered the loud siren alarm, (equivalent to panic button on car keys or other alarm systems), but one major disadvantage is that remote does not send radio signals, i.e you have to point the remote at the alarm - which may not be always practical in situations where you want this. Suppose the alarm is in downstairs living room, you are in upstairs bedroom and you sense someone breaking in, you will have to get down, go close to the alarm, point at it and press both buttons with two fingers - think if that would be practical for you. « Show Less
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The monitor has two parts. One on door and one on frame. The only way one alarm would work on two sliders is if it could be mounted with the two parts mounted on the overlap of door panels in the center of sliders. Sorry but not home to look at it with parts in hand.
1020854
Yeah, it's built to do that. There is a 'home' and an 'away' mode. You just assign which triggers you want to be active for each one. For mine I have doors and windows only when we're at home and when we are out the away setting will trigger the alarm with doors windows and the motion detectors.
511157
You have to have both. Recognize that the "combination" is just one location on a dial. Just try them all until it works. The security is that if the safe is opened without using the key, the alarm goes off. It is not really designed to prevent unauthorized access. You need a real safe for that.
219491
I assume that this is a replacement unit and you already have the mounting plate in the ceiling. Take off the thin plastic paint shield and hold the alarm unit in one hand and the mounting plate (this has wires that show) in the other. Rotate the alarm CCW, and the two pieces separate.
2218303
Hello, i dont think this is an option. I think your first concern in this situation should be your safety (i.e. locking the door) and getting somewhere safe. Step 2 should be dialing 911. Step 3 Accessing your firearm locked up in wall safe. If you want something more handy and quiet, you may want to look at the Gunvault products. They are table top and can be placed right on your night stand.
1853242
This is not an issue I've had. So I can only offer suggestions. It is possible to adjust the distance at which the alarm will be triggered. The configuration and size of the area/entryway where you plan to place "Rex" will determine if passerbys will set off the alarm. It is possible to "shield" the sides of the unit with metal but only to a limited degree.
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Yes you can. I don't have the instructions with me, but the alarm can be set to just use the lights, which is what I have set for my Mother. It will stop flashing in about 15 minutes if not turned over, so don't worry about running the batteries down as well.
349664
They both work at the same time. My mom has one in her chair and one on her bed. The control is at the nurses's station and goes off whenever she tries to get up from either. We have been pleased with this alarm.
1855779
YES my alarm went of a couple of times and I disarmed it from my home phone.
1577519
The contact could only be mounted to one door which would leave the other with no alarm. Unless, you mounted the the whole alarm unit. To one door and the contact to the other door. That wouldn't look good.
2098536
I would think so. As soon as the door knob is disturbed, the alarm goes off. I don't think it matters which side of the door you place the alarm. I hope this helps.
475873
I don't think you could use it that way. The alarm function is designed so it can be set for 5 separate times each day. Example: 6 AM, 10 AM, 2 PM, 6 PM, 9 PM.
1882112
I use mine mainly in chime mode, but have used it in alarm mode with no problems. Just want to make sure you arm it correctly.
2109112
Yes, the 2nd sensor can be left unplugged. If both sensors are used, they both would need to be opened for the alarm to sound.