Re: IntelliSense FlexGuard FG-1508

["Crash Gordon" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

We took the system over and they were already there and seemed to work fine
as they were. They are mounted on windows and 2 sliding doors (aluminum
frame jobs). I don't remember what they were set at, my guess would be; Low.
You'd probably have a problem if the sliding doors had plastic vane vertical
blinds that may brush up against them or something llike that.

I remember those Sentrols, I think they were a version of Shatterpro piezos
with built in switches. I still have a bunch of them out there...problem was
if the switch fried then you'd end up with a separate switch anyway.

I'm partial to FG730's, Sentrol 5820 (drill hole plop it in..bang done), and
IEI 550 (still)...and a couple of others I can't remember now.



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**Crash Gordon**







"alarman" <nospam@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Crash Gordon wrote:
>> I've only got 8 out in the field...for abt 2 years or so...no
>> problems.
>
> How are you using them? Hi or lo sensitivity? Do they work ok mounted on
> the wall above the door/window, or do they need to point toward the glass?
> I was thinking resi sliding glass doors. Sentrol used to(maybe still) make
> a combo unit that was real slick. Came with a bracket  in case you wanted
> to mount it at 90 degrees. I stopped using those because of false alarms
> caused by barking dogs.
>
> js
>