Adi Pro WST-402 Rf Garage Tilt Sensor 345 Mhz

Product Description

The ADI PRO WIRELESS SENSORS PIR WST-402 is a wireless RF garage door tilt sensor operating at 345 MHz. It detects the open or closed position of a garage door by monitoring tilt angle, then transmits that status wirelessly to a compatible security or alarm panel receiver. The WST-402 is sold as a single unit and is designed for fast field installation by security and alarm technicians. Its 345 MHz transmission frequency is a widely used standard in residential and light commercial wireless alarm systems.

The WST-402 is used in residential and light commercial security installations where a wired door contact is not practical on a garage door. It mounts directly to the garage door surface and reads position based on tilt, eliminating the need for a separate magnet. Security installers typically deploy this sensor as part of a broader wireless alarm or home automation system that accepts 345 MHz supervised wireless zones.

Key Features

• 345 MHz RF transmission for broad compatibility with wireless alarm receivers
• Tilt-based detection monitors garage door open and closed positions without a separate magnet
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward zone-by-zone installation
• Wireless design eliminates wiring runs to the garage door surface

Compatibility

Designed for use with wireless alarm panels and receivers that accept 345 MHz RF sensor inputs. No specific compatible panel model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed security or alarm technician. Before mounting, confirm the receiving panel supports 345 MHz wireless zones and that the intended zone is properly enrolled or learned into the panel. Mount the sensor to a flat section of the garage door per the manufacturer data sheet orientation guidelines, and verify the tilt orientation reads correctly for both the open and closed door positions. Always follow local building and electrical codes, and power down or disarm the panel zone before enrolling or replacing sensors.