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The Schellenberg Handle Alarm 50655 is designed for homeowners seeking enhanced security for windows and patio doors. Its primary benefit is providing an audible alert upon detecting glass breakage, deterring intruders. A caveat is its limited effectiveness against forced entry that doesn't involve breaking the glass. This device offers ongoing monitoring of your windows and doors, alerting you with a loud 115 dB signal for 180 seconds if a breach is detected.

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Model Part Number50655
BrandSchellenberg

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FAQs

What type of batteries does the Schellenberg Handle Alarm 50655 use?

The product information does not specify the exact battery type. Please refer to the product manual or packaging for this detail.

Can this alarm be used on sliding doors?

The description states suitability for windows and patio doors. While it monitors glass breakage, its mounting mechanism is designed for handles, so compatibility with sliding doors may vary. Consult the manufacturer's guidelines.

How sensitive is the alarm to glass breakage?

The alarm is designed to react to attempts to break a glass surface of up to 3.8 m².

What is the duration of the alarm sound?

The alarm signal lasts for 180 seconds.

Is the installation difficult?

No, the alarm is designed for easy installation and does not require complex tools or wiring.

What is the maximum size of the glass surface that can be monitored?

The alarm can monitor glass surfaces up to a maximum of 3.8 m².

Does this alarm detect forced entry if the glass is not broken?

No, this alarm specifically reacts to attempts to break the glass surface. It does not detect other forms of forced entry that do not involve breaking the glass.

Troubleshooting

Alarm does not sound when tested.

Check that the batteries are correctly inserted and have sufficient charge. Ensure the alarm unit is properly attached to the window or door handle and frame.

False alarms are being triggered.

Ensure the alarm is not exposed to strong vibrations or direct impacts. Verify that the glass surface is within the specified size limit (3.8 m²).

Alarm signal is weak.

Replace the batteries with new ones. Ensure there are no obstructions between the alarm unit and the glass surface it is monitoring.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Provides a clear audible deterrent against potential break-ins.
  • Offers continuous monitoring for peace of mind.
  • Flexible installation for various window and door types.
  • Simple to install, requiring no advanced technical skills.

Cons

  • Primarily detects glass breakage, less effective against other forced entry methods.
  • The effectiveness is limited to a maximum glass surface area of 3.8 m².
  • Requires batteries (not specified if included or type) for operation.
  • The alarm duration is fixed at 180 seconds.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure the window or door is clean and dry where the alarm will be mounted.
  2. Follow the included manufacturer's instructions for attaching the alarm unit to the handle and frame.
  3. Install the necessary batteries (type not specified, check product manual).
  4. Test the alarm to ensure it is functioning correctly.

Compatibility:

  • Suitable for most standard windows and patio doors.
  • Can be used on both left and right-hand opening configurations.
  • Designed to monitor glass surfaces up to 3.8 m².

Care:

  • Wipe the exterior of the alarm unit with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth.
  • Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.
  • Periodically check and replace batteries as needed to ensure continuous operation.