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Suggested Installation of Alarm Screens for Side Sliding Windows
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1) With the window screen removed, drill a 9/64" hole from the top inside corner of the outside screen channel to the inside of the window. Drill from the outside to the inside on an upward, inward angle as shown above. 2) Feed the alarm screen lead wire through the hole until just enough wire remains to lie taut in the outside channel when the screen is in place. See dotted line.
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3) With the alarm screen in place, from inside of the house, open the window and mark the location of the reed switch. Note: Always install the alarm screen with the rubber spline facing inward. 4) Remove the alarm screen and drill two 3/8" holes in the side screen channel; one on each side of the location of the reed switch. From center to center, the holes should be 1¼" apart. Install the provided magnets in the holes with the opposite (attracting) poles out. Note: A surface mounted magnet can be used if there is adequate space between the screen and window.

 

Note: If pre-wiring a new home, drill through the window frame from inside and bring wires out into the top corner of the screen channel. The Pin Lead connector can then be spliced together with the alarm circuit wires when finishing the alarm system.
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