Re: Suggest for placement of ADT/Ademco wireless window sensors

["Tommy" <tommy at leesecurity dot net>]

Ask for the mini transmitters, and mount them on the top of the window =
frame, or mount the txm to the sill infront of the window, and simply stop =
your blinds on top of the sensor.


look at these sensors
http://www.security.honeywell.com/hsce/products/wireless/do/21232.html
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canyonblue@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

>
> > Let the alarm company provide the solution, that's what they're paid
> > for.
> >
> > I feel sorry for the installer coming to your place =3D=3D you're gonna
> > second guess him every step of the way and follow him around like a
> > puppy dog, aren't ya?
>
> wow, just wow.
>
> not quite the answer i was expecting. because i value my new home,
> and my family i have done quite a bit of research, yes, including
> getting quotes and professional opinions from several alarm companies,
> including major nationals as well as independent companies. because of
> the nature of my windows a wireless install is called for, yet
> significant hurdles remain and all the alarms companies i spoke with
> have been less than clear how their wireless soultions will be mounted
> to attempt to preserve the look of the window since i have a particular
> kind of blind. since i am concerned, and rightfully so based on posts
> in this very forum, that some installers will "lick 'em and stick 'em"
> when they show to my house i would like to be prepared with reasonable
> suggests from experienced folks if their suggestions aren't superior. I
> am afterall the home owner and customer.
>
> will i follow them around? no. will i be open to their professional
> opinions and suggests... yes. will i be involved and understand the
> logic of every details of my extensive security system, ie. placement,
> operations, aestitics etc. ... you bet!
>
> NOW IF ANYONE IS WILLING TO HELP ME i have a photo of what all the
> windows in general look like (before the blinds were placed.)
>
> http://static.flickr.com/108/269087792_eb5194c6c8_o.jpg

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