Three detection methods in one point. Alongside the reed switch it carries an accelerometer, so it catches a door or window being struck or levered before it ever opens, and it catches a window being tilted open rather than swung.
Built for the installer
That matters on the openings where a plain contact is not enough. A glazed door being worked on with a bar registers as shock long before the contact separates, and a tilt-and-turn window opened on the tilt never separates the contact at all.
Shock sensitivity runs to three levels and there is an option to ignore a single isolated shock, which keeps a slammed door or a hailstorm from generating a call-out. The tilt threshold is adjustable from 5 to 25 degrees, so it can be tuned to the specific window rather than accepting a default.
Key features
- Catches forced entry before the door opens, through the accelerometer rather than the contact
- Tilt detection from 5 to 25 degrees, adjustable per opening, which covers tilt-and-turn windows
- Ignore-single-shock option so a slam or hail does not generate a call-out
- Three shock sensitivity levels set remotely in the app rather than on a trimmer
- NC terminal input for a third-party wired detector
System requirements
Requires an Ajax hub or range extender. Indoor use only. The magnet fits to the right of the detector.
What does this detect that a standard DoorProtect does not?
Will a slammed door set it off?
Can the tilt sensitivity be tuned per window?
Does this device need an Ajax hub?
What does the 9NA region code mean?
How quickly is a lost device detected?
Technical Specifications