2GIG 2GIG-DWR100-345 Recessed Door Window Sensor

Product Description

The 2GIG 2GIG-DWR100-345 is a recessed wireless door and window contact sensor designed for use in residential and light commercial security installations. The sensor operates on the 345 MHz frequency band, making it compatible with 2GIG security panels and other systems that support that frequency. It mounts flush inside a drilled hole in a door or window frame, keeping the installation clean and tamper-resistant. Security installers and low-voltage technicians typically deploy this sensor during new system installations or as an add-on to existing compatible wireless security panels.

This recessed contact sensor is suited for doors and windows in residential homes, apartments, and light commercial buildings where a concealed sensor profile is preferred over surface-mount alternatives. The flush installation reduces the chance of accidental damage and keeps aesthetics intact. It is sold individually and ships as a single unit. It is commonly installed by licensed alarm technicians and low-voltage security contractors as part of a broader intrusion detection system.

Key Features

• Recessed mount design keeps sensor concealed within door or window frame
• Operates on 345 MHz wireless frequency for reliable signal transmission
• Tamper-resistant installation reduces exposure to physical interference
• Sold as a single unit for flexible deployment
• Designed for wireless door and window intrusion detection applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wireless contact sensor for security systems operating on the 345 MHz frequency band, typical of residential and light commercial intrusion detection panels.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed alarm technicians or low-voltage security contractors. A hole saw or spade bit is required to drill the recessed cavity in the door or window frame to the correct diameter and depth before seating the sensor. Disconnect or disarm the security panel before adding new wireless zones. Follow all applicable local electrical and alarm licensing codes during installation.