Questions and Answers for IDEAL SECURITY Wireless Safety Alert

A:  The sensor doesn't make any sound. There is only a small LED flashing when the sensor is triggered. The receiver can make sound only, light only, or both when triggered. Check out the instruction and video under SK602 on our website idealinc.com for more details.

A:  The sensor doesn't make sound, it flashes the small LED when trigger. The receiver makes sound only, light only, or both, it has to be in one of the three modes. Check out the instruction on our website idealinc.com under model SK602 for more details.

A:  The sensor has to "see" the area you want to protect. It will not work just through a gap, it will not work through glass, wood, or any wall.

A:  The sensor has to "see" the area you want to protect. It will not work just through a gap, it will not work through glass, wood, or any wall.

A:  When triggered, the siren (alarm) will ring for 25 seconds and stop, ready for next detection. If the motion is still there, the siren will ring again for 25 seconds and so on. You can turn it off physically by sliding the ON/OFF switch to OFF. The ON/OFF switch is in the receiver, no switch in the sensor. Check out the instruction on our website idealinc.com

A:  When triggered, the siren (alarm) will ring for 25 seconds and stop, ready for next detection. If the motion is still there, the siren will ring again for 25 seconds and so on. You can turn it off physically by sliding the ON/OFF switch to OFF. The ON/OFF switch is in the receiver, no switch in the sensor. Check out the instruction on our website idealinc.com

A:  The alarm is 100dB loud.

A:  Once a signal is received by the receiver, the unit will chime, alarm (100dB) or just flash lights.

A:  The alarm is 100dB loud.

A:  Yes, there is an ON/OFF switch in the alert unit, no switch on the sensor.

A:  Yes, there is an ON/OFF switch on the receiver. You have to physically near the receiver and turn it off, at that time, you probably already trigger the sensor and the receiver is sounding already.

A:  No, it cannot. It senses infrared from a heat source, and infrared cannot pass through glass.

A:  No, it cannot pick up movement through glass.

A:  Yes, it should work in most home settings.

A:  Most likely yes depending on the size of your house.

A:  The detection range is written on the "Product Overview": The sensor’s viewing angle covers an arc of 45 degrees and detects motion at a distance of 5-8 meters (16-26 feet).

A:  According to the specification guide of model #SK602, the motion sensor can detect motion up to 26 ft. away, and has up to 45 degree detection width. Not knowing the width of the property to be monitored, I would recommend you identify prospective locations and take some measurements. Take into consideration a little overlap of each area, just to be on the safe side.