Love seeing the breakdown of this stuff. Prefer the complete breakdown, like you do here, showing all the weaknesses that you can in one go. Would a strong magnet be enough to keep the sensors under control? and would a polarity wand help you determine the correct magnet polarity for this application?
Yes a strong magnet should absolutely do the trick. Generally magnetic sensors are not polarity specific and I am pretty sure these are not. Thanks for the comment. I am glad you enjoyed the video.
You didn't show us in the video arming and disarming the alarm or the alarm sound with red or green lights and the battery plugged in to make the alarm work. Can you make a video about that?
Sorry about that, I installed these right after I made the video so I don't have any of them at the moment and I was more focused on the locks but next time I have to install some of these I will make sure to cover that.
I can definitely try to get my hands on them to do a video on them, although the lock at the top and / or bottom would be the same as I showed in this video but the lock in the middle can be any mortise style cylinder that the building decides to put in there.
The jigglers for the wafer lock were just cheap jigglers from like Ali Express or something, but for the morise cylinder, that was a homemade tension tool with one of the ToooL wicked waves rakes.
Cool picking and overview!!!!
Stay safe my friend
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Thanks, you too!
Love seeing the breakdown of this stuff. Prefer the complete breakdown, like you do here, showing all the weaknesses that you can in one go.
Would a strong magnet be enough to keep the sensors under control? and would a polarity wand help you determine the correct magnet polarity for this application?
Yes a strong magnet should absolutely do the trick. Generally magnetic sensors are not polarity specific and I am pretty sure these are not. Thanks for the comment. I am glad you enjoyed the video.
Oh yes pls to more security stuff
Ok sounds good, thanks for the feedback!
I never had trouble taking that cover off. Just put the key in a turn clockwise it will open
Lol yea that's when you have the key 🔑 🤣
@@NothingPicksLocks Absolutely
You didn't show us in the video arming and disarming the alarm or the alarm sound with red or green lights and the battery plugged in to make the alarm work. Can you make a video about that?
Sorry about that, I installed these right after I made the video so I don't have any of them at the moment and I was more focused on the locks but next time I have to install some of these I will make sure to cover that.
Could you show how you would pick a Detex ECL-230D / ECL-230D-PH / ECL-600 series lock?
I can definitely try to get my hands on them to do a video on them, although the lock at the top and / or bottom would be the same as I showed in this video but the lock in the middle can be any mortise style cylinder that the building decides to put in there.
Very interesting, thank you.
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Thanks for the feedback
@@NothingPicksLocks You're most welcome. ☺
What lockpick set is that and where can I buy it?
The jigglers for the wafer lock were just cheap jigglers from like Ali Express or something, but for the morise cylinder, that was a homemade tension tool with one of the ToooL wicked waves rakes.
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Thanks
Whole lotta jiggling going on ;p
Haha yep sure is
Stop your nonsense instructions
Could you please elaborate?