Phonewatch - replacing windows

zagmund

We're getting the windows replaced in the next few months. Given that we have phonewatch wireless sensors on the windows, is it as simple as
1) turn off alarm
2) remove sensors from windows
3) let the builders demolish the place
4) when the windows are back in just re-attach the sensors
5) get eircom out for their annual maintenance and get them to make sure everything is working

Or am I missing something like the sensors can only be attached once and are destroyed when removed due to some anti-tamper or something ?

z

altor

zagmund wrote: »

We're getting the windows replaced in the next few months. Given that we have phonewatch wireless sensors on the windows, is it as simple as
1) turn off alarm
2) remove sensors from windows
3) let the builders demolish the place
4) when the windows are back in just re-attach the sensors
5) get eircom out for their annual maintenance and get them to make sure everything is working

Or am I missing something like the sensors can only be attached once and are destroyed when removed due to some anti-tamper or something ?

z

As it is a monitored alarm P.W might insist on replacing them themselves. The sensors are easily removed from the windows and put back on. If you do it yourself just make sure you have the system on test. Also, put a sticker on them so you know what goes where

Thunderbird2

Which system is it?
Simon .. Male voice no screen . Doors + windows button .
Simon XT . Female voice . Blue screen . Doors+ windows button

altor

Thunderbird2 wrote: »

Which system is it?
Simon .. Male voice no screen . Doors + windows button .
Simon XT . Female voice . Blue screen . Doors+ windows button

Simon XT.

Thunderbird2

altor wrote: »

Thunderbird2 wrote: »

Which system is it?
Simon .. Male voice no screen . Doors + windows button .
Simon XT . Female voice . Blue screen . Doors+ windows button

Simon XT.

How did you get that ????? Genius !
so no dropping the lid and then taking the sensors off???

altor

Thunderbird2 wrote: »

How did you get that ????? Genius !
so no dropping the lid and then taking the sensors off???

No, but you can go into your user menu to do the same

Thunderbird2

Ermm I knew that !? haha

altor

Thunderbird2 wrote: »

Ermm I knew that !? haha

Every day is a learning day Thunderbird2

Thunderbird2

Haha ... May salvage one and have a mess about with it

zagmund

Thanks for the replies. Sorry, I have this thread subscribed, but I mustn't have come back to it while logged in so I didn't get the updates.

Correct - Simon XT. Altor, you have some memory. That must have been 12-18 months ago that you saw it. Once.

Thanks again for the replies.

z

altor

zagmund wrote: »

Thanks for the replies. Sorry, I have this thread subscribed, but I mustn't have come back to it while logged in so I didn't get the updates.

Correct - Simon XT. Altor, you have some memory. That must have been 12-18 months ago that you saw it. Once.

Thanks again for the replies.

z

Your welcome, It has being a good while, hard to believe that long
Any other problems let us know.

Thunderbird2

Is the euro simon xt a 2 way system? Does it work on 868 mhz , 433.92mhz, 319mhz or the other 868 point someting??

altor

Thunderbird2 wrote: »

Is the euro simon xt a 2 way system? Does it work on 868 mhz , 433.92mhz, 319mhz or the other 868 point someting??

Afraid not, only one way. The sensors are 868mhz.