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Remove all window and door sensors

Tom Cruises Left Nut · 2023-05-27 10:59:41

Hi Folks Getting new windows and doors in next week and then a new wireless alarm straight after. Can I just disconnect the wires sensors I have now as they are if no use once that is done? If I can do that should I tape the end of each wire or what is the best thing to do? System is a HKC Secure Watch Thanks!

27-05-2023 10:59am

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Tom Cruises Left Nut

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Hi Folks
Getting new windows and doors in next week and then a new wireless alarm straight after.
Can I just disconnect the wires sensors I have now as they are if no use once that is done?
If I can do that should I tape the end of each wire or what is the best thing to do?
System is a HKC Secure Watch
Thanks!

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#2 28-05-2023 7:02pm

altor

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https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058298144/remove-all-window-and-door-sensors

Id be using what cables are in place if you can, especially keypad, external bell and internal bell.
The newer system is a hybrid system so can have a mixture of wired and wire free devices.
But if you still want to get rid then then they can be cut out.

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