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Question: In the chime mode, does it sound indefinitely until it is manually shut off?
Document: we bought these as our children tend to sneak out of their rooms at night...no, not teenagers...two little kids ages four and five...so we put these on their doors and around the house...ProsThey are loud!Priceease of installationease of useConsDoes not work well on non flat door trim...we compensated by using 3m command strips to make them sit at the proper level...easy to stop the noise: My children (ages four and five...) quickly figured out that if you open and shut the door then the alarm stops...so they will quickly open the door and shimmy out and then shut the door again before it has time to really sound...granted these are supposed to be temporary security alarms however I think they would work better if you had to reset the alarm for it to shut off...Overall, we have quit using them and will just save them for temporary use.
Each sensor comes with three button batteries (all are needed), and they also last a long time, assuming moderate daily use. While you can replace the batteries, it's almost as cheap to buy a new unit. In my experience, the batteries and the sticky stuff on the back usually wear out at roughly the same time.When set to "chime", the sensor basically gives one two-tone ring, and serves to let you know your door has been opened. The "alarm" setting rings continuously until either the door/window is shut, or you change the setting to "off".
I live in a aprtment building on the 3rd floor that has no saftey features for kids like my other place did, so the front door has 1 little lock that is super easy for my 3 year old to open, I needed to get some kind of alarm, I saw this to try it out, it is very loud even on chime but my place is only 1300 square feet I guess a bigger place wouldn't be to bad, also if the door slams shut the alarm falls off, you just have to find a better way to stick it to the wall or where ever it's going.
One of the alarms completely separated from the adhesive (not the foam, but just the thin layer of adhesive) within 3 days. I will admit that our door frame has grooves and angles that made it difficult to apply. So, since it was more &#34;user error&#34; I'm still giving it 4 stars. The chime is great, and the alarm is definitely an alarm. Both are plenty loud. However, the alarm DOES shut off it you shut the door quickly enough, meaning anyone that was wise to this (like a 4 year old) could easily bypass the system.
I got the 6 pack. I was unsure because of some peoples reviews but I figured at that price I couldn't go wrong. Everyone of them work. I am very happy with them. I put them on sliding doors. Windows and a standard door. All work with no issues. Very happy. I like the choice between the chime that chimes once and the alarm that signals until door/ window is shut. I put a glue dot on the window ones so they can not be turned off as they are on 2nd  story windows and besides our kids, family's kids we are getting our house ready for foster kids and these give me piece of mind.
The 'chime' sound is more like a cricket getting raped than a soft sweet 'chime' as I hoped for. Also, no volume control, and the chime & alarm are loud as f&%#. I just wanted the soft 'bing bong' like walking into a 7-11, obviously that's too good for this cheapo. I guess it's either spend $10 or spend $100.
We just installed this on several doors at my father's house to alert us if he opened a door, as he tries to slip away more and more in his senior moments. Only problem was finding a place to attach them. If you have moulding around the doors it presents a problem. We were able to put them along the bottom of the entry doors and on top of the sliding glass door. I like the fact that you can have a siren for a more soothing chime sound.
I live in Texas and during the summer it can be up to 105 ....... yet, for some reason my children like to air condition the backyard!! !There are three settings on this alarm; chime, off and alarm. In chime it plays a pleasant short tune, kind of like your standard door alarm. In alarm, it plays an obnoxiously loud and annoying sound that makes everyone want to close the door quickly! It works like a charm!!! So much so, that I put one on the front door.We also put one on the freezer out in the garage .... which is frequently left open.
Use your imagination. This makes this device a very versatile anti-tamper alarm for an infinite number of applications. The chime mode also makes for use as a visitor chime (plenty loud).By using a simple magnetic switch, this alarm is not a battery eater such as the inductive field proximity alarms tend to be.Slide switch selects for &#34;Off&#34;,  &#34;Alarm&#34;, or &#34;Chime&#34;. Simple.Fairly inexpensive, and uses button cell type batteries (included).
These alarms have been incredibly effective at curbing that. The only problem I had was that my 13 yr old son figured out how to shut it off (I installed them at the top of the door frame). I fixed that by NOT turning it on one night, and sure enough he turned it on instead of off and got himself caught red-handed! I may even buy another set for the other sides of the doors and alternate which ones I turn on just to keep him guessing - and in bed!
Answer: yes