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2017-08-11T19:50:18Z

Door Sensor Installation Tips

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	These sensors can be tricky to install because the magnet on the sensor needs to line up with the magnet in the contact. Before deploying to a client's home, it's a good idea to apply sticker dots to the contact and to the spot on the sensor that should match up. That way, if the sensor or contact ever needs to be remounted, it will be obvious to the customer which way it goes.<br /><br />		These sensors can be tricky to install because the magnet on the sensor needs to line up with the magnet in the contact. Before deploying to a client's home, it's a good idea to apply sticker dots to the contact and to the spot on the sensor that should match up. That way, if the sensor or contact ever needs to be remounted, it will be obvious to the customer which way it goes.<br /><br />

	To determine the location of the battery inside the sensor, you may need to open the cover of the sensor and have a look. You should see a ~~little~~ glass tube ~~looking thing~~. That's the magnetic switch that should be facing the magnet on the door.<br /><br />		To determine the location of the battery inside the sensor, you may need to open the cover of the sensor and have a look. You should see a small glass tube. That's the magnetic switch that should be facing the magnet on the door.<br /><br />

	~~The adhesive that comes with the sensor may not hold for more than a year or so. If it's acceptable to the client, use screws, or a higher grade adhesive, such as super glue.~~

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2017-07-19T19:06:54Z

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	These sensors can be tricky to install because the magnet on the sensor needs to line up with the magnet in the contact. Before deploying to a client's home, it's a good idea to apply sticker dots to the contact and to the spot on the sensor that should match up. That way, if the sensor or contact ever needs to be remounted, it will be obvious to the customer which way it goes.<br /><br />		These sensors can be tricky to install because the magnet on the sensor needs to line up with the magnet in the contact. Before deploying to a client's home, it's a good idea to apply sticker dots to the contact and to the spot on the sensor that should match up. That way, if the sensor or contact ever needs to be remounted, it will be obvious to the customer which way it goes.<br /><br />

Kristin: Removed reference to medication containers - discontinued in Como 4.4.0

2013-10-07T19:39:34Z

Removed reference to medication containers - discontinued in Como 4.4.0

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	To determine the location of the battery inside the sensor, you may need to open the cover of the sensor and have a look. You should see a little glass tube looking thing. That's the magnetic switch that should be facing the magnet on the door.<br /><br />		To determine the location of the battery inside the sensor, you may need to open the cover of the sensor and have a look. You should see a little glass tube looking thing. That's the magnetic switch that should be facing the magnet on the door.<br /><br />

	The adhesive that comes with the sensor may not hold for more than a year or so. ~~On medication dispensers, a higher grade adhesive, such as super glue, is a better choice. On doors, windows, or cabinets, if~~ it's acceptable to the client, use screws ~~rather than the adhesive. Make sure that when mounted~~, ~~and in~~ a ~~closed position~~, ~~the contact and sensor are nearly touching~~.		The adhesive that comes with the sensor may not hold for more than a year or so. If it's acceptable to the client, use screws, or a higher grade adhesive, such as super glue.

Kristin at 17:35, 5 December 2012

2012-12-05T17:35:41Z

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			<h3 style="display: inline-block; background:#ffffff; font-weight:bold; border-bottom:2px solid #6093cc; text-align:left; color:#000; padding:0.2em 0.4em;"><br />Door Sensor Installation Tips</h3>

	These sensors can be tricky to install because the magnet on the sensor needs to line up with the magnet in the contact. Before deploying to a client's home, it's a good idea to apply sticker dots to the contact and to the spot on the sensor that should match up. That way, if the sensor or contact ever needs to be remounted, it will be obvious to the customer which way it goes.<br /><br />		These sensors can be tricky to install because the magnet on the sensor needs to line up with the magnet in the contact. Before deploying to a client's home, it's a good idea to apply sticker dots to the contact and to the spot on the sensor that should match up. That way, if the sensor or contact ever needs to be remounted, it will be obvious to the customer which way it goes.<br /><br />

Kristin at 18:02, 29 May 2012

2012-05-29T18:02:11Z

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	These sensors can be tricky to install because the magnet on the sensor needs to line up with the magnet in the contact. Before deploying to a ~~customer~~, it's a good idea to apply ~~stickers~~ to the ~~edges~~ that should match up. That way, if the sensor or contact ever needs to be remounted, it will be obvious to the customer which way it goes.<br /><br />		These sensors can be tricky to install because the magnet on the sensor needs to line up with the magnet in the contact. Before deploying to a client's home, it's a good idea to apply sticker dots to the contact and to the spot on the sensor that should match up. That way, if the sensor or contact ever needs to be remounted, it will be obvious to the customer which way it goes.<br /><br />

	To determine the location of the battery inside the sensor, you may need to open the cover of the sensor and have a look. You should see a little glass tube looking thing. That's the magnetic switch that should be facing the magnet on the door.<br /><br />		To determine the location of the battery inside the sensor, you may need to open the cover of the sensor and have a look. You should see a little glass tube looking thing. That's the magnetic switch that should be facing the magnet on the door.<br /><br />

	The adhesive that comes with the sensor may not hold for more than a year or so. On medication dispensers, a higher grade adhesive, such as super glue, is a better choice. On doors, windows, or cabinets, if it's acceptable to the client, use screws rather than the adhesive.		The adhesive that comes with the sensor may not hold for more than a year or so. On medication dispensers, a higher grade adhesive, such as super glue, is a better choice. On doors, windows, or cabinets, if it's acceptable to the client, use screws rather than the adhesive. Make sure that when mounted, and in a closed position, the contact and sensor are nearly touching.

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2012-05-29T18:00:50Z

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These sensors can be tricky to install because the magnet on the sensor needs to line up with the magnet in the contact. Before deploying to a customer, it's a good idea to apply stickers to the edges that should match up. That way, if the sensor or contact ever needs to be remounted, it will be obvious to the customer which way it goes.<br /><br />

To determine the location of the battery inside the sensor, you may need to open the cover of the sensor and have a look. You should see a little glass tube looking thing. That's the magnetic switch that should be facing the magnet on the door.<br /><br />

The adhesive that comes with the sensor may not hold for more than a year or so. On medication dispensers, a higher grade adhesive, such as super glue, is a better choice. On doors, windows, or cabinets, if it's acceptable to the client, use screws rather than the adhesive.