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Personal Security

Window or Door Alarm

User Manual

Window or Door Alarm

Activating Batteries

Before attempting to use the Window/

Door Alarm, you must activate the batteries

installed. Slide open the battery door and

locate the battery isolation tape. Hold the

Chime/Off/Alarm

Switch

Battery

Compartment

Window or

Door Alarm

Indicator Light

Battery

Test

Button

Magnet

BATTERY

TEST

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batteries in place while pulling the battery

isolation tape out. Once the isolator tape is

removed the alarm is active.

Low Battery Indicator

The alarm has a low battery indicator light.

Push the ‘Battery Test’ button located inside

the battery compartment. If the green light

illuminates when the button is pressed, the

batteries are still good. If the light fails to

illuminate, replace all batteries.

INSTALLING BATTERIES

The alarm requires (4) LR44 (or 357) button

batteries (included). Average battery life for

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typical usage is up to one year.

1. Slide cover off the battery compartment

located on the front of the main unit.

2. Insert (4) LR44 button batteries noting

polarity.

3. Replace battery compartment cover.

INSTALLATION

NOTE: The magnet must be placed on the

right side of the alarm. The arrows on the

alarm and the magnet must align.

1. Locate a postion on the window or door

to be protected that allows easy access to

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the OFF/CHIME/ALARM switch. Make sure

switch is in OFF position. Make sure the

surface you are mounting to is clean and

dry. For best results, clean the mounting

surface with a mixture of 50% isopropyl

alcohol and 50% water.

2. Peel the protective covering from one side

of the double-sided tape and then apply to

the back of the alarm. Remove protective

covering from the back side of the double-

sided tape and lightly mount the alarm or

the magnet on the part of the entry that

opens (i.e. the window or door itself)

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Window and Door Prefered Mounting Method

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Alarm

Double-sided

tape

3. Mount the other piece of the unit on the

stationary part of the entry way (i.e. the

window or door frame). Ensure that when

the door or window is closed, the gap

between the two pieces of the alarm unit is

less than 1/2” (preferably less).

4. Once correct placement is established, apply

pressure to secure double-sided tape.

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OPERATION

1. To arm the unit, locate the

OFF/CHIME/ALARM switch on the side.

Slide the switch to the desired position.

When in the ALARM position, if the

protected window or door is opened

(causing the alarm to be separated from

the magnet by more than 1/2"), the

alarm siren will sound continuously until

disarmed or when the door or window is

closed (and the gap between the alarm

and the magnet is less than 1/2”).

When in the chime position, if the door or

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window is opened, the chime will sound.

It will sound once again when the door or

window is closed and reopened.

2. To disarm the unit toggle the switch to OFF

position. Make sure the window, door or

cabinet is closed before rearming. NOTE:

To test, a cloth can be used to cover the

alarm to reduce risk of hearing damage.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

To clean the unit housing, use a soft cloth

slightly dampened with water and wipe dry.