GE Personal Security Window/Door Alarm Kit with Chime Alerts

Nene: It’s small easy to install the alarm is very loud I’m able to hear the front door being open from the basement so I have it on chime . If your child has autism and is an eloper that can open doors get these .10 out of 10

United States on Nov 10, 2023

Natalie: Easy to put in

United States on Nov 05, 2023

Kate: I needed a loud alarm for multiple doors to protect my kids from stepping outside alone. Yes, the alarm is loud but not ear piercing. If I’m in the basement I can hear the chime go off. Installing was tricky because of the seams in our doors. Adhesive works well and it has been a great sense of security.

United States on Nov 02, 2023

Mark: Easy to install and affordable little door alarm. Just gives you that extra notice that the door or window has been opened. Cheap and easy enough to use in hotel room for peace of mind while traveling or add an extra level of security at home.

United States on Oct 28, 2023

Gérard Gilbert: Pas de volume

Canada on Sep 27, 2023

barbara: Okay, I just finished installing the four alarms. A maddening experience. The instructions say the batteries must be activated first, so slide open the battery door. Um, nope. The battery door has a tiny, very stubborn screw which would not budge in spite of multiple, angry assaults with 3 different screwdrivers and a tiny Allen wrench. I finally just forcefully pried each battery door open with a flat point screwdriver. There is a little clear plastic strip over the batteries that is easily removed. Next is to test the battery and indeed I pushed the test buttons, and green lights came on. Yay! On 1 alarm, the batteries fell out, but I was able to replace them following the instruction picture. I was then able to install them in the doors and windows. The little arrows on each piece that must match are hard to see, and it would help to have them more visibly marked. I was pleased to try opening the doors and windows and hear the loud alarms. I do feel more secure! Just hope the information on installing will help others.

United States on Sep 26, 2023

Pramod K.: The sound should be more loud.

India on Aug 30, 2023

Barrowfordian: I live in a somewhat remote rural area, and in a house with a number of downstairs windows and doors. For security reasons, and following some minor thefts in other properties nearby, I needed either a full alarm system or individual alarms for windows and doors. I saw these, and thought I would give them a try.

There are two parts to each alarm - the main alarm and a smaller, magnetised piece that fits on either the door/window or door/window frame. The parts are attached to window/door by the supplied double sided sticky patch (this is a surprisingly strong bonding sticky patch, and I have no doubt it will remain in place for some time). The two pieces of the alarm shoould be attached in such a way that there is a narrow gap between the two parts.

To turn the alarm on one simply moves the side switch on the main alarm piece down as far as it will go. (Moving it half way down gives a single chime when the door/window is opened). To turn off the alarm simply close the window/door, or physically move the switch to the 'off' position.

The alarm itself is quite loud (110 - 120 decibels - I have seen both quoted in literature and on the box! Whatever it is, it's...

United Kingdom on Aug 19, 2023

Jacques Ouellette: Fait la job.

Canada on Aug 04, 2023

Grandpa Don: I like the fact you can turn them off or between chime and alarm. The chime is quite loud, but the alarm doesn’t seem to be as loud, especially when you are in a different room. Bought for dementia patient who has been seeking to exit.

Canada on Jun 15, 2023