ELK-6023 Two-Way Wireless Recessed Door Sensor -- Security Today

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ELK-6023 Two-Way Wireless Recessed Door Sensor

The recessed door sensor mounts into a ¾” drilled hole in a wooden door jamb and becomes nearly invisible once the door is closed, providing the ultimate wireless security device for discriminating customers. It features ELK’s industry leading two-way technology with positive signal acknowledgement, extended range, and long battery life.

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