Re: Shock Sensor

["Frank Olson" <Please-use-the-email-links@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I'd suggest having a custom window security screen fabricated that would
span the entire width of the window.  Properly installed (on the outside of
the window), your customer would enjoy being able to open the window without
worrying about knocking off a "bug" or "stretching" the wire.  In addtional,
he could open it as wide as he wants on a hot day and still enjoy full
protection.

There are a number of companies in the US (and Canada) that are involved in
fabricating and upgrading window security screens.  You can check out one of
them here:

http://www.securityscreens.com/

Google "security screens" or "window security screens".

Another option is to go with alarmed window barricades.

http://www.micronsecurityproducts.com/micron/

These units remove easily in the event of an emergency, but will also
"fault" the zone (if your system's disarmed), or sound the siren if it's
armed.


"Steven" <Stevies3@xxxxxxx> wrote in message news:QrLaf.15$Y97.1@xxxxxxxxxxx
> It's a slider type windows in this home (condo), Each pane is about 35x20.
> closed loop zone, There are only 9 windows in this unit.  Steven
> "Frank Olson" <Please-use-the-email-links@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
> message news:xgDaf.395249$oW2.160038@xxxxxxxxxxx
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>> "Steven" <Stevies3@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:9gsaf.4157$1u3.1068@xxxxxxxxxxx
>>> Is one better recomended that the other? Sentrol 5150 vs Ademco ASC-SS1
>>>  Thank you Steven
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>> Use the Sentrol if you have to.  Care to tell us a little more about the
>> installation you're working on??
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