Securi-Prod Magnetic Contact Wide Gap - NO Grey
The Securi-Prod Magnetic Contact Wide Gap - NO Grey is a high-quality security sensor designed for doors, windows, and other entry points, offering reliable monitoring and integration with alarm systems. Featuring a Normally Open (NO) circuit, this contact remains open until the two parts are aligned, providing immediate feedback when the circuit is closed. This makes it ideal for security systems that need a quick and effective response when doors or windows are opened.
The wide gap design makes it a perfect solution for installations with a larger distance between the magnet and the contact, such as roller shutters, gates, or larger entry points. The grey housing offers a discreet and clean appearance, blending seamlessly into various environments while maintaining its durability.
Built with weather-resistant materials, the Securi-Prod Magnetic Contact is designed to withstand external elements, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications. Its surface-mounting design ensures a straightforward installation process, providing a reliable and effective solution for securing properties.
Key Features
| Feature |
Description |
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Normally Open Circuit 🚪 |
Provides immediate alarm response when the contact is closed |
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Wide Gap Design 📏 |
Ideal for installations with a larger distance between magnet and contact |
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Durable Construction 🛠️ |
Made from weather-resistant materials for long-lasting performance |
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Easy Installation 🔧 |
Simple surface-mounting design for quick setup |
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Sleek Grey Housing 🎨 |
Discreet grey color that fits well in various environments |
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Circuit Type |
Normally Open (NO) |
| Material |
Weather-resistant, durable construction |
| Mounting Type |
Surface mounting |
| Wide Gap Range |
Suitable for larger gaps between magnet and contact |
| Weather Resistance |
Yes, designed for both indoor and outdoor use |
| Applications |
Doors, windows, roller shutters, gates, and other large entry points |
