ClareOne Door Window Sensor with Shock Detector is an innovative sensor that acts as dual protection; open/close and detects vibrations made by an intruder attempting to break a window. This sensor contains a piezo detection device that detects vibrations when mounted on a window frame. The device also has a built-in reed switch to monitor the opening and closing of the door or window. When activated, the sensor transmits a signal to the ClareOne Wireless Home Security Panel. These are the signals the unit provides: supervisory, tamper, and low battery (as needed).

The ClareOne Door Window Sensor with Shock Detector features 2 alarm zones; alarm zone one which is the reed switch and alarm zone 2 which is the shock or glass break. The detection circuit can be adjusted for sensitivity during installation to ensure maximum coverage. This device is powered by (2) replaceable 3-VDC, lithium coin-cell batteries.

Main Features:

• Encrypted 433Mhz Technology – The ClareOne Door Window Sensor with Shock Detector features encrypted technology that prevents hacking or jamming. It can be affixed to any door or window frame to communicate a faulted zone to the ClareOne Panel.
• Device Support – Detects both a contact opening, window opening, or shock.
• Visual Indications – LED activates on impact activation.
• Built-in Shock Sensor – Detects vibrations and impact.
• Tamper Protected Case – Features a built-in enclosure tamper.
• Simple Setup – Pairs easily and quickly with the ClareOne Panel.

Specifications:

• Transmitted frequency: 433MHz
• Encrypted: Yes
• Operating gap: 0.38 in (9.96 mm)
• Transmitted indications: Tamper, low battery, supervisory, alarm 1, and alarm 2
• Supervisory keep-alive: 60 to 70 minutes
• Shock sensitivity adjust: Yes
• Battery type: (2x) CR2032
• Battery life: 5 to 7 years
• Operating environment
• Temperature: 32 to 120°F (0 to 49°C)
• Relative humidity: 95% non-condensing
• Dimensions (W × H × D): 2.25 × 1.0 × 0.50 in.; (57.15 × 25.4 × 12.7 mm)
  Water resistant: No

Installation Guide: 

• Mounting the sensor on metal can affect the transmitting range performance. Therefore, test the sensor from the desired location using the installer sensor test in the ClareOne panel, before permanently mounting it.
• Mount the sensor on the frame of the door or window.
• Mount to either wood or metallic surfaces.
• After mounting the sensor, test the sensor using the procedure in the section “Testing the Sensor”.

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