EverNary Door Window Pool Alarm with Remote Control - 2Pack

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The EverNary Wireless Magnetic Sensor Door Alarm is an ideal security solution for homeowners, renters, and parents looking to monitor entry points or pool access without complex wiring. By emitting a piercing 130dB alert upon triggering, it provides an immediate deterrent and notification for unauthorized entry or accidental door openings. While the system is highly effective for standard residential use, it is important to note that the magnetic sensors require precise alignment on flat surfaces to function reliably and may not be suitable for doors with significant gaps exceeding 0.6 inches.
| Model Part Number | VD01 5-2 |
|---|---|
| Brand | EverNary |
Yes, as long as the gap between the sliding panel and the frame is 0.6 inches or less when the door is closed.
No, this is a standalone wireless system that operates via magnetic sensors and radio frequency remotes; it does not require internet.
The system is designed to function with the included remote; check the manual if you are looking to purchase additional compatible remotes.
The unit is designed for indoor use or sheltered areas; avoid exposing it to direct rain or extreme moisture.
The unit includes the necessary batteries for operation; please refer to the battery compartment labeling for exact replacements when needed.
The alarm is preset to 130dB to ensure maximum security effectiveness and does not feature a variable volume setting.
Verify that the magnetic sensor and the alarm unit are within 0.6 inches of each other when the door is closed, and ensure the battery is not depleted.
This indicates the battery voltage has fallen below 2.1v; please replace the batteries immediately.
Ensure you are within the 50-foot operating range and check that there are no major obstructions like thick concrete walls between the remote and the sensor.
Before mounting, ensure the surface area is clean, dry, and free of dust to ensure the adhesive tape bonds securely. Align the two components so the arrows on the side of the units match when the door is closed. Test the alignment by slowly opening the door until the alarm triggers; this helps you understand the exact clearance distance. Because this system relies on magnetic contact, avoid placing large metal objects directly behind the mounting area as this can interfere with the sensor signal. To care for the unit, wipe down the exterior with a dry cloth periodically and change the batteries promptly when you hear the low-voltage beep to ensure consistent coverage.