Can anyone tell what kind of device this is from the picture? It is a door sensor that was originally on a Ranger Tech (guardian) system now In a Vivint system. More curiosity than anything else at this point.
It must be very old, the battery wasn't made in China!
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Dunno.. The house it is in is only 2 years old.
Has Ecolink 60360 on the board. Looks like an Ecolink contact sensor. Not sure about the length of that antenna. The antenna wavelength looks strange. It could be a 2.4Ghz antenna whose 1/4 wave would be 1.23 inches, maybe its WiFi or zigbee. I don't know though judging by the size of the CR2032 battery that doesn't look right either. I was thinking that Ecolink only made Zwave stuff.
Can you scan the barcode for info?
I tried a online barcode scanner. Result was *0ACC151
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Any labels on the back of the casing? Serial number maybe?
Most ecolink stuff you can exclude by taking out the battery, wait 5 seconds, put the battery in and start exclusion mode on HE to see if it excludes. Then re include it and see if it's id'd in the fingerprint
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As a radio transmitting device, it is required to have an FCC ID somewhere on it.
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Looks like this is what it is. Doesn't specifically say what platform it is, only 319. 5 mhz. No idea what that is.
https://www.interlogix.com/intrusion/product/doorwindow-sensor
Just for future knowledge, is the antenna that wire piece that runs around the side and bottom?
Yes that is the antenna.... the squared off wire piece.
- 5 mhz is a frequency used by Interlogix. That explains why the antenna length on the board was an odd length. I believe that Interlogix uses a proprietary protocol.
Most stuff these days is either in the 900mhz or 2,4ghz range. Lutron uses 434mhz, I believe.
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