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Wireless Magnetic Alarm with programmable key pad

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Wireless Magnetic Alarm with programmable key pad

(4 customer reviews)

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Intermatic-SP130B:WirelessAlarmMagnet

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Features

Magnetic trip wireless alarm provides safety, security and convenience
Alarm sounds when magnetic contact separates
11 dB siren
Activated/deactivated with programmable keypad

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Product Details

Product Length:	1.38 inches
Product Width:	5.81 inches
Product Height:	9.88 inches
Package Length:	9.6 inches
Package Width:	5.6 inches
Package Height:	1.6 inches
Package Weight:	0.3 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 4 reviews

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 1.5

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21 of 22 found the following review helpful:

A good idea gone bad... Jun 23, 2006 By Just_Tish
I was waiting in anticipation for this product as I have a 14 year old son who has a tendency to climb in and out of his window seeking new and adventurous outings without prior approval. When I received the wireless alarms (I purchased two) I wanted to place one on his window as an immediate deterrent of these episodes. After reading the instructions I looked for the small screwdriver that it was said to come with for easy installation. It didn't have one. No big deal. I have a screwdriver. I placed in the batteries and following the instructions set my 4 digit code. It accepted it and worked wonderfully well for the part of disarming it to enter through a door and setting itself off after 30 seconds or so if the correct code wasn't entered properly. It also had a feature to push the number 4 to get in and out of a door quickly without setting it off as long as the code was entered or it was back in place next to the magnetic do-jobbie within a certain amount of time. Unfortunately I was unable to get it to set itself off simply by sliding the magnet away from the device as it would do if someone entered without the prior knowledge of it being there or attempting to disarm it or previously pushing the number four. After several attempts to set it off this way I decided that by some miracle it may work if I went ahead and installed it. (I had reprogrammed it several times thinking there was a mistake with that which there was not). We have pretty standard newer windows with the double glass and plastic frame which are fairly common in homes built with your basic floor plan. I was totally unable to find a way to attach this to the inside of our windows in a fashion in which it would possibly work if it indeed HAD worked properly. It seems that I would have no problem attaching it to a door unless it was maybe on an inner door or the sunken side of the frame. Yet even with that it clearly was not going to work if someone simply opened the door, walked through and shut the door. It would not set off the alarm when the magnetic seal was broken. Hoping it was just a flawed item I opened the 2nd one and had the same problem (also with out the "included" screwdriver). I read and re-read the the paperwork believing there must be some simple answer to these delusive instructions but to no avail. They now decorate a secluded corner of a junk drawer in my workbench. I put a keyed window lock on the window for the moment but will continue to search for a better alternative (without installing an entire expensive security system) due to the fire saftey issue of having to lock the window with actual hardware. If anyone gets these to work, please post a reply as I will continue to check back in hopes that I may resurrect these items from the "junk drawer grave". Good luck... and may the force be with you.

4 of 4 found the following review helpful:

Loud but difficult to use May 21, 2008 By J. Reinhold
We bought this on a whim at our local Home Depot after some serious issues with our 10yo that led us to need to know if he left his room at night. Well, little does HE know, I can't get the darn thing to work. I currently have 4 screw holes in my door from trying to get it just right to work. He has never heard what it sounds like to set it or unset it so he thinks its working but the thruth is...ITS NOT!

I just fought with the thing some more tonight and can't get it to set. I get the 30 beeps and then a few moments of silence and then the darn thing beeps and goes off.

Its loud as can be and is a great concept, it just doesn't seem to work.

6 of 7 found the following review helpful:

Unable to install? Sep 15, 2007 By Ken
I had the opposite problem with this unit, I am unable to keep it from going off. You have to press '4' to arm it, after that you get an annoying chime for 30 seconds until it arms. However it is not possible for me to get the magnetic unit and base close enough to remain armed. There is no way to have them touch with our door molding, and even a little bit of space seems to cause it to go off again with no other movement. The siren is loud and the code is a great feature. A little more flexibility (a few inches) on this would make it usable. But unless your door/window allows you place the side unit literally right against the base, I do not suggest purchasing this.

battery operated mini door heater :-) Aug 31, 2010 By Just another customer
In my case it functions as advertised, with "only" a "minor" problem - it heats up (it becomes extremely hot), dangerously I must say ... I actually removed the cover and turned it on to see what is causing the extreme heat - it was a transistor; it heats up in a matter of seconds and stays extremely hot; afraid that it would explode if I keep it on longer. I have another unit just like this one; bought it at Home Depot about 5 years ago (for some reason I can't locate one there anymore, they must have discontinued) - but that one is working just fine and has been working for the last 5 years. This one, I can't use it, too concerned about fire hazard and safety ...