TX-1510-01-1 - DesignLine Recessed Door/Window Sensor

TX-1510-01-1 - DesignLine Recessed Door/Window Sensor

Manufacturer: GE Security  SKU: TX-1510-01-1
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Price:  $43.00

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This is the GE DesignLine Recessed Door Contact. The TX1510-01- is the industy's most flexible supervised, recessed door contact allowing a multitude of applications while hiding the transmitter within a door frame. The contact uses a replaceable lithium battery and should last five years under normal usage.

The Contact comes with a standard flush mount top and a flanged top. unscrew the top to access the battery or change to a different top.

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1. Anonymous User on 7/9/2009, said:

This is my second review of this product. Here are some helpful tips: 1) The drilled holes have to be deep enough. Measure the depth of the electronic sensor and make a depth gage for the drilled hole. If you don’t drill the hole deep enough, you’re in trouble since you can’t get the sensor out without destroying it first. On the other hand, if you drill the hole for the electronic sensor too deep, it will sink in too much and you may have trouble getting the screw cap off. Make a depth gage and use it. 2) The 7/8” hole for the magnet is a bit loose. It’ll work just fine, but I actually used a 13/16” bit to drill out the last half of this hole and the fit was a bit more snug. Again, make sure the hole is deep enough. 3) If you want the magnet part to be flush, you can start you’re hole with a 1” bit first at a depth of less than a millimeter. Then finish with the 7/8” bit. 4) Look at the door and see where there is the largest gap when placing the sensor. Since most doors sag a bit, the largest gap is usually on the top towards the handle end or the bottom side towards the handle end. And finally, I designated these sensors and sensor group 13 when programming.

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2. Anonymous User on 6/24/2009, said:

Yes, these new DesignLine products from GE are a bit more expensive, but I really appreciate their utility, range, and reliability. I especially like these recessed door sensors. They require that you drill a 7/8 inch hole in the door or window, but once done, will hide the sensor completely from view. No need to worry about the thickness of the door frame in relation to the door. These sensors are small enough to possibly fit in a wooden window, but I couldn't use them on any of my vinyl windows. This sensor uses one nickel sized watch battery, which should last a year or two.

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Battery CR2032 3VDC, 225 mAh, lithium coin cell
Typical Battery Life 5 to 8 years
Transmitter Frequency 319.508 MHz (crystal controlled)
Transmitter Frequency Tolerance ± 8 kHz
Transmitter Bandwidth 24kHz
Modulation Type Amplitude Shift Key (ASK)
Unique ID Codes 16 million
Peak Field Strength Typical 35, 000 uV/m at 3m
Supervisory Interval 64 minutes
Operating Temperature 10 to 120°F (-12 to 49°C)
Enclosure PC-540
Weight 0.63 oz. (18 g)
Dimensions (WxHxD) 1.70 x 1.10 x 0.91 in. (4.32 x 2.76 x 3.32 cm)
Color Belgian Gray


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