2GIG 2GIG-GB100-345 Wireless Glass Break Detector

Product Description

The 2GIG 2GIG-GB100-345 is a wireless glass break detector designed to sense the acoustic signature of breaking glass and trigger an alarm response. Operating on the 345 MHz frequency, it communicates wirelessly with compatible security control panels, eliminating the need for hardwired sensor runs. The detector is suited for residential and light commercial installations where window and glass door protection is required. Licensed security technicians and alarm installers are the primary trade installing this device as part of a broader intrusion detection system.

This detector is intended for interior mounting in rooms with glass windows, sliding glass doors, or storefront-style glazing. It listens for the specific frequency and impact pattern produced when glass shatters, reducing false activations from ambient noise. The 345 MHz wireless protocol is a widely used frequency band in North American residential security systems, making the 2GIG-GB100-345 a natural fit for installations centered around compatible 2GIG control panels and similar 345 MHz receivers.

Key Features

• Wireless 345 MHz transmission — no sensor wiring required
• Acoustic glass break detection responds to the sound of shattering glass
• Designed for residential and light commercial window and glass door protection
• Single-unit packaging supports straightforward single-zone installations
• Compatible with 345 MHz security control panel ecosystems

Compatibility

Designed for use with 345 MHz wireless security control panels and receivers. Specific compatible panel models and system families were not provided in the available product data; consult the manufacturer datasheet or your panel documentation to confirm compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed alarm or low-voltage technician in accordance with local codes and the manufacturer mounting guidelines. Power down or disarm the security panel before adding new wireless zones to avoid unintended alarms during enrollment. Mount the detector on a wall or ceiling at the manufacturer-recommended distance from the glass surface being protected. Do not install in areas with high ambient noise or vibration that could interfere with acoustic detection.