2Gig DW10 Thin Door and Window Contact - ETL-Listed for Safety and Reliability

TT: Easy auto connect to Vivint and way cheaper. Make sure the big piece is on the static window frame with the notched opening to the top and the small piece is connected to the moving window.

United States on Nov 09, 2023

Davo301: I ordered these to replace an older sensor. It looks like great quality. Soon as I pulled the tab, the Vivint system recognized right away. It is working great. I don't like that it takes 2 batteries if you need to replace them but it cheaper than the ones from Vivint.

United States on Oct 31, 2023

lashonyataylor: This item was very compact and sleek works well

United States on Oct 25, 2023

AstronautJones: Had some of these installed by Brinks. Prefer to use these paired with a small recessed sensor rather than 2Gig's own recessed sensor.

United States on Oct 17, 2023

Yibing W.: got refund including the shipping fee.

Canada on May 17, 2021

Ben: Working very well with my 2Gig GoControl panel. Very easy to install and configure.

Canada on Aug 11, 2019

Mahonri Kruger: Worked great. It does include the magnet for each sensor. Make sure you place the magnet on the left side of the sensor.

Canada on Jul 05, 2019

mms: It works great for my windows. If you're tight on space where the magnet should be placed you can pry up the plastic holding the magnet, take it out and just stick the magnet (with the provided double-sided tape).

Canada on Jun 25, 2017

drgnbttrfly: Used by Vivint and Moni it was relatively easy to place and program. It can be screwed in or glued down with double sided tape. My installer used super glue where screwing down contacts wasn't possible. He said it's less likely to shift from extreme temperatures which can cause false alarms. It comes with screws and fitted adhesive strips in the box. I bought several extra sensors because it was about fifty dollars cheaper to place these myself, each. I watched the installer do some. Then I did what he did. The instructions are on the box, but to code the alarm panel you call your company. They run you through the steps and make sure it works by putting both pieces together and apart to ensure the panel recognizes them. You decide if you want it to be a perimeter alarm or not, which basically means if it is armed when your home its perimeter. If it's armed then you are away, it isn't. After you are sure they work, place them where you want them. The small piece goes on the part that moves the most. Double doors, you put the large piece on the least used door and the small piece on the door used regularly. On windows that means the small piece is usually on the moving part of the...

United States on Apr 07, 2017

rose ladas: Was perfect

Canada on Nov 19, 2016