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

APPLICATION<br />

INISTALLATION<br />

VENTILATING WINDOWS WITH A<br />

WIDE GAP MAGNET<br />

Venting sliding windows and doors using two magnets and one wide gap switch.<br />

It is possible to obtain up to 5" (12.7 cm) ventilation with a 1-1/2" (3.81 cm) gap<br />

between the magnets and switch.<br />

Select a wide gap recessed switch and an additional 3/8" (0.95 cm) diameter by<br />

1-1/2" (3.81 cm) long magnet.<br />

Remove window from frame (see Figure 1, page 93).<br />

Slightly over-drill vertical hole for switch in top of frame, about 5-1/2" (14 cm) from<br />

edge of frame. Coat switch with RTV mounting compound and insert in hole.<br />

Mount magnets on inside of upper window channel toward top of channel with<br />

RTV mounting compound (Figure 1). Locate one magnet at edge of channel, red<br />

end toward edge of window. Locate other magnet with non-red end under switch<br />

— red end pointing away from other magnet.<br />

After RTV sets (about 15 minutes), reinsert window in frame.<br />

Attach ohmmeter to leads and test for proper switch operation. If switch “drops<br />

out” anywhere within ventilation range, move inside magnet (and switch) closer to<br />

outside edge of door or window.<br />

Connect to alarm loop.<br />

Instruct customer on proper use of ventilation feature. If necessary, add a window<br />

stop or mark maximum permissible opening to prevent false alarms.<br />

Note: Sliding windows can also be vented using a surface mounted switch and<br />

magnet. Also, 1275W series switches can be used for this application.<br />

RECOMMENDED<br />

PRODUCTS<br />

1035W, 1145W, RTV 1905<br />

5 1/2”<br />

Switch<br />

Switch<br />

MAGNETIC CONTACTS<br />

Red End<br />

Magnets<br />

Magnets<br />

Figure 1. Recessed Installation<br />

Figure 2. Surface Mount<br />

Installation<br />

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