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List Price: $6.95
Our Price: $5.99
Your Save: $ 0.96 ( 14% )
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Intermatic
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Average Customer Rating:  
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Batteries Included: 1
Batteries: 1
Binding: Tools & Hardware
Brand: Intermatic
Color: White
EAN: 0078275072756
Feature: Wireless window alarm
Label: Intermatic
Manufacturer: Intermatic
Model: SP440B
Publisher: Intermatic
Studio: Intermatic
Variation Description: White
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Features
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Wireless window alarm
90 DB siren
Mounts on window
On/off switch activates/deactivates alarm
Piercing alarm when activated
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Editorial Reviews:
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The Intermatic magnetic trip wireless alarm provides safety, security and convenience. Mounted with double-sided tape to a door or window frame, the alarm sounds a piercing 90 dB siren when the magnetic contact separates. When the code is entered on the on/off switch, the alarm is activated/deactivated. This switch operates on and includes three replaceable 1.5-volt button batteries. This ivory security system comes with a 6-year limited warranty.
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Peace of Mind
Comment: Great for windows. Loud alarm assures you'll wake up if device is activated. I sleep better now! Practical gift.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Wireless Alarm
Comment: Installed quickly on patio sliding door. Alarm is loud enough to be heard from back bedroom
Customer Rating:
Summary: Inexpensive alarms
Comment: I purchased these alarms to put on some windows in our walkout basement. The alarms are not real loud, but loud enough to be heard upstairs. The dogs definitely heard them and raised a ruckus because they hurt their ears. Easy to install and inexpensive.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Good Alarm System
Comment: Good Alarm System. Needs three tiny little batteries. Does not require to screw on the walls. Simple to install. Have fun.
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Summary: Window Alarms
Comment: This product, in theory is a wonderful idea. However, the double sided tape fails miserably to hold the two sides of the alarm to the window/door surface. Indoor house temperatures were normal, no severe cold, heat, or humidity. But upon returning home the first day, one alarm had fallen and rung to the point of a dead battery. Within the first week, all four had fallen and were ringing their alarms -some faintly by that time and others at close to full decibal level. Would hot glue or that super tacky stuff the infomercial pushes be the answer?!?
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