GE Motion Sensor User Manual

Do not use in wet locations

Personal Security

Motion Sensor
with Remote
User Manual

Motion Sensing Alarm

With Remote Control

Low Battery Indicator

The Motion Sensing Alarm has a low
battery indicator light. If the batteries
need to be replaced, the indicator light
will flash slowly. Average battery life for
typical usage is up to one year.

Wall

Mount

Keychain

Remote

Alarm/Chime Switch

Motion Sensing Alarm

Indicator Light

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INSTALLING BATTERIES

The Remote Controlled Motion Sensing
Alarm requires 3 AA Alkaline batteries (not

included).

Installing Batteries in the Alarm

The battery compartment is located on
the back of the unit.

1. Remove the battery compartment
screw and slide off cover in the
direction of the open arrow.

2. Insert (3) AA batteries (not included) .
Take care to note the polarity diagram
inside the battery compartment.

3. Replace the cover and secure screw.

Installing batteries in the remote control

The Remote Control requires a CR2032
battery (included). Average battery life for
typical usage is one year.

1. Slide off battery compartment cover

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located on the back of the remote
control.

2. Insert a 2032 battery noting polarity
inside the battery compartment.

3. Replace cover.

Battery Compartments

Learn
Button

Remote

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LINKING THE REMOTE TO THE ALARM

Make sure you have installed the batteries
before proceeding.

1. Remove the battery compartment
screw and slide off cover in the
direction of the open arrow. Locate
LEARN button.

Battery Compartment

Learn
Button

Learn

2. Press the LEARN button.

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3. Immediately point the remote control
towards the front of the alarm unit
and press the ARM button. The alarm
will sound a single short tone, and the
light will stop flashing to confirm the
remote has been linked to the alarm.
The alarm unit will now respond to the
remote.

4. Replace cover to the battery
compartment of the main unit and
secure screw. The alarm is now in
standby mode.
NOTE: Additional remotes can be
added to the system by following the
same programming procedure.

INSTALLATION

The unit is designed to be wall mounted
with the ball and socket mount (included).
The ball and socket mount will provide the
flexibility to aim the motion sensor in a
particular direction.

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1. Choose your desired location, such
as the corner of the room. This will
provide maximum coverage. NOTE:
The sensor has a 15-20 ft. detection
zone, with approximate angles
of 110˚ horizontal x 70˚ vertical.
Recommended installation height is 6
to 8 feet.

110˚

20'

5'

20'15'10'5'

Feet

Feet

6'-8'

10'

15'

70˚

2. Secure ball and socket mount to the

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wall using either the provided wall
anchors or by screwing directly into a
wall stud. Once installed securely on
the wall, slide insert bracket of mount
into the back of the unit and lock
in place. The mount will click when
secured to the alarm.

OPERATING IN THE ALARM MODE

1. Locate the ALARM/CHIME switch on
the side of the remote.

Chime Alarm

2. Slide switch to ALARM mode.

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Arming the Alarm

1. Point the remote control at the front of
the alarm and press the ARM button.
The alarm will sound a tone and the
red indicator light will flash. There will
be a 45 second exit delay before the
unit is armed. The delay allows time
for you to leave the protected area
without triggering the alarm.

2. When motion is detected, the alarm
unit will sound a short tone and a red
light will flash. The alarm will activate
in 30 seconds. The siren will sound
for 30 seconds (unless disarmed by
the remote) and then turn off. In 15
seconds the alarm will check for
motion. If motion is detected, the siren
will sound again. The cycle will repeat
until the unit is disarmed with the
remote.