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SENTROL Application notes - Alarms BC

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Residential & Commercial <strong>Application</strong>s<br />

APPLICATION 2<br />

INSTALLATION<br />

RECOMMENDED<br />

PRODUCTS<br />

PROTECTING MOVABLE OBJECTS<br />

PROTECTING A “VALUABLES” DRAWER<br />

Recessed Contacts<br />

Valuable coin collections, silverware and jewelry can be protected by arming a<br />

storage drawer with either recessed or surface mount magnetic contacts.<br />

Recessed mounting is not recommended (and usually not possible) on metal<br />

drawers because the metal is usually too thin. On metal drawers, use Sentrol selfadhesive<br />

contacts. Allow for a 50% reduction in gap distance if mounted on steel.<br />

For drawers in which contacts can be recessed, select appropriate switch.<br />

Drill vertical hole in side of drawer. Coat magnet with RTV mounting compound<br />

and insert in hole.<br />

Coat switch with RTV mounting compound and attach to cabinet perpendicular to<br />

magnet. Magnet must not be centered below switch, but rather, near end of<br />

switch. If wide gap switch is used, red tip of magnet must be away from switch.<br />

Test for continuity with ohmmeter. Install in alarm loop. If higher security is<br />

desired, install on 24-hour loop. Provide a shunt switch in the circuit to permit<br />

access as needed.<br />

1025, 1025W, 1055W, 1059W, RTV 1905<br />

Switch<br />

Surface Installation<br />

Magnet<br />

Red End of Magnet<br />

(if Wide Gap)<br />

Recessed Installation<br />

MAGNETIC CONTACTS<br />

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