Safety Technology Int'l STI-3360 Wireless Entry Alert

Product Description

The Safety Technology Int'l STI-3360 is a wireless entry alert designed to notify occupants or technicians when a door, gate, or entry point is opened. The unit operates as a standalone alerting device, sending a wireless signal to a compatible receiver when triggered. It is suited for commercial and residential installations where wired solutions are impractical or where retrofit applications require a low-impact install approach. Electricians, security integrators, and facilities maintenance personnel are the primary trades who specify and install this device.

The STI-3360 fits into access monitoring setups where real-time entry notification is needed without running dedicated wire runs. Typical applications include storefronts, equipment rooms, mechanical closets, and residential entry doors. It is sold as a single unit and is categorized as a wireless accessory, making it a common addition to broader security or alert systems already on-site.

Key Features

• Wireless signal transmission eliminates the need for dedicated wiring at the monitored entry point
• Compact form factor suited for door or gate mounting in commercial and residential settings
• Single-unit packaging allows for straightforward individual replacement or supplemental deployment
• Designed for use with compatible STI wireless receiver systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wireless accessory for use with compatible Safety Technology Int'l wireless alert and notification systems. Consult the manufacturer datasheet for confirmed receiver compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician or security systems integrator. Before servicing or mounting adjacent electronic components, power down the associated receiver system to avoid false trigger events during setup. Mounting hardware requirements will vary by surface type; follow the manufacturer installation guide for proper placement and range testing. Local codes and the National Electrical Code (NEC) may apply depending on the jurisdiction and system configuration.