Thin Door/Window Contact

Know When Doors or Windows Open or Close.

2GIG Wireless Contact

2GIG-DW10-345

Product Overview

The Slim Door/Window Contact Sensor is an advanced security device designed for doors, windows, and other entry points that open and close. It operates on a 345 MHz frequency, communicating seamlessly with your control panel.

This sensor detects movement when its magnet—installed near the sensor—shifts away from or comes closer to the device. When this happens, a signal is immediately sent to the control panel for real-time security updates.

Keep this contact working reliably with replace battery 2GIG thin door/window sensor for maintenance support.

For added versatility, the sensor features an external input, allowing connections to normally-closed (NC) dry contact devices. Additionally, it includes a cover tamper detection system, ensuring that any attempt to tamper with the device is promptly reported.

Use program 2GIG thin D/W sensor on GC2 to connect this contact sensor properly. See the IQ2 window sensor installation for easy device setup steps.

Window Contact Closed

This is a wireless, tamper protected door/window sensor. This sensor is most commonly used on the windows of your home. In the event that a window is opened while your system is armed, your alarm will sound immediately.

Key Features

  • Supports both internal and external contacts for flexible installation

  • Can be used for two zones of protection, providing enhanced security coverage

  • Operates on a long-lasting lithium battery for extended performance

  • ETL listed, ensuring compliance with industry safety standards

Professional Installation & Activation

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