IGET HOMEGUARD HGWDA520

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IGET HOMEGUARD HGWDA520
Don't leave anything to chance! Do you need to protect your property? Or do you need to protect your windows, safe or valuables? In that case, don't hesitate to get the iGET HOMEGUARD security home alarm with a vibration detection system. It is designed to detect glass breakage or manipulation of a protected object. Its most important part is the built-in siren with a volume of 110 dB. It successfully frightens and scares off intruders and, in addition, it announces your presence. You do not have to worry that the siren will be triggered unnecessarily. The power supply for this device is supplied by 4 pieces of RL44 batteries.
Key features of the iGET HOMEGUARD HGWDA520 home alarm
- It will greatly protect your windows and your valuables
- Very simple and fast installation with double-sided adhesive tapes
- High sensitivity sensor
- Easily adjustable three-position switch for mode selection
- Siren volume is up to 110dB
How does it work?
You can easily attach the mini-bar to the object or window you need to protect. The shock-sensitive sensor then starts the siren when the object is shaken or the window is broken. After being triggered, it starts to honk. The siren stops after 30 seconds. Each subsequent tampering in the area triggers another siren alarm again. You can set it in one of the available three modes with the 3-position switch on the left side of the device:
- OFF - alarm is turned off (no sound will be produced)
- LO - low sensitivity. More vibration is required to trigger the alarm system
- HI - high sensitivity. Small vibrations are enough to trigger the alarm. This setting is intended to apply the alarm to a window that does not generate such vibrations when it is opened
Dimensions:
30 x 60 x 15 mm
Specifications
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| Code: | NU145 |
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| Manufacturer information |
INTELEK LTD, organizační složka, Ericha Roučky 1291/4, Brno, 627 00, Czech Republic, www.intelek.cz, 533 338 858, [email protected]
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