Hey Jane. No, it is very simple and they will walk you through it on the phone if needed. Just remove a thin film and stick to place. Perfect for retirement homes and you can relocate the equipment as needed if you move in months or years to come.

Hi Raph.

Your case is similar to mine. My neighbourhood is notorious for burglary cases. I’ve had break-ins numerous times, though my dog, Billy, is always nearby to scare the burglar away. I fear the burglar might harm my dog next. I’ve tried few window sensors and none seem to be working for me. I’m impressed with what I’ve read about Link Home Security window sensor. You have practical experience of this window sensor. Can you or anyone that use it help me out?

Yes since they are wireless or require simple drilling they will work on outdated doors, sliders or anything that opens. Some people use them for safes, garage doors or sheds.

If you are worried about pricing I would not bother with ADT. They are one of the more expensive companies because their brand has value and recognition. They can get away with it now. I recommend looking at the options locally first and see what the prices are.

How is your pricing plan? I have been considering ADT for the same reason. We live in a ranch and whilst it is not big it is in the middle of very open land. Our neighbors are a good 200 feet away on both sides so they can’t watch the house too well or vice versa! I want to make sure no one can get in.