What the Door Sensor does
The Door Sensor detects a door opening when the opposing block moves away and the activation button releases.
Its intended alarm response depends on the paired receiver, zone configuration and project design.
Installation guide & product manual
Door Sensor
Battery-free wireless opening detection for compatible single, double-swing and double-sliding doors.
Battery-free433 MHz RFSurface mount110 × 28 × 16 mm
Product codeAG-ODR-100
SKUAG-ODR-100-WH
Document IDAG-ODR-100-MAN-EN-R01
Hardware revisionV.1
Two-part alignmentThe 30 mm opposing block must fully press the activation button inward when the door is closed; no activation gap is allowed.
Product overview
Understand the intended system role and installation geometry before work begins.
Installation covered by this guide
This guide covers surface-mounted installation on single, double-swing and double-sliding doors. The mounting sides vary by door type, but the opposing block must fully press the activation button inward whenever the door is closed.
Skill levelProfessional installer recommended
Product codeAG-ODR-100
MountingSurface mount
System requirementMini Alarm Hub or Wireless I/O Module
Package contents & tools
Confirm the approved package contents and prepare the required installation materials.
Package contents
- 1 × Door Sensor body with pre-applied adhesive tape
- 1 × opposing activation block with pre-applied adhesive tape
- Packaging-printed QR code linking to this installation manual
Required but not included
- Compatible Apeiron Guard Mini Alarm Hub or Wireless I/O Module
- Lint-free cloth and surface-safe cleaner
- Low-tack positioning tape
- Manufacturer-approved replacement adhesive for remounting
- Optional manufacturer-approved adhesive sealant for additional mounting security
Safety & installation suitability
This product is part of a security system and does not replace physical protection or certified life-safety equipment.
Do
- Test the radio event at the proposed position before permanent mounting.
- Use a clean, dry, flat and structurally sound mounting surface.
- Keep the activation area unobstructed.
- Verify repeated operation before handing over the system.
- Follow the substrate manufacturer’s cleaning and bonding guidance.
Do not
- Do not mount on loose trim, flexible seals, contaminated surfaces or standing water.
- Do not obstruct hinges, locks, drainage, weather seals or normal movement.
- Do not drill into, open, paint or modify the enclosure.
- Do not reuse removed adhesive or substitute an unapproved bonding system.
- Do not rely on the maximum radio range without an on-site test.
Product anatomy
The supplied dimension diagram is the exact visual source for product geometry and scale.
A
85 mm sensor bodyThe long enclosure contains the self-powered wireless sensing mechanism.
B
30 mm opposing blockOn a single door, mount it on the fixed frame opposite the sensor body on the moving door. On a double-swing or double-sliding door, mount it on one moving leaf opposite the sensor body on the other moving leaf.
C
Activation buttonMust be fully pressed inward when the door closes and release freely when the door opens. No activation gap is allowed in the closed position.
D
Mounting facesFlat rear surfaces receive the approved adhesive system.
E
Reference dimensions110 mm installed length when pressed inward, 28 mm width and 16 mm thickness.
Installation steps
Follow this five-step sequence for the approved Door Sensor installation.
1
Choose and verify the installation position
For a single door, position the sensor body on the moving door and the opposing block on the fixed frame. For a double-swing or double-sliding door, position the sensor body on one moving leaf and the opposing block on the other moving leaf. Close the door to confirm that the opposing block fully presses the activation button inward, then open it to confirm that the button releases freely.
- Use flat, rigid mounting surfaces.
- Keep both parts aligned on one axis and avoid side-loading the button.
- No activation gap is allowed when closed; confirm every door leaf opens fully without collision, then mark both approved positions.
2
Clean and prepare both surfaces
Clean the marked mounting locations on the door and frame. Remove dust, oil and moisture using a cleaner approved for both finishes, then allow the surfaces to dry completely.
- Use a clean, lint-free cloth.
- Do not bond over loose paint, flexible seals or contaminated material.
- Do not touch the prepared mounting surfaces.
3
Remove the adhesive liners
Once the positions are approved, carefully peel the protective liner from the adhesive on each component without touching the exposed bonding surface.
- Work on one component at a time.
- Do not remove a liner until the surface is clean, dry and ready for installation.
- Use only the specified adhesive or approved replacement adhesive.
4
Bond, align and press both parts
Place both components onto their marked positions, align the opposing block squarely with the activation button and apply firm, even pressure for 30 seconds.
- Confirm the button is centred and fully pressed straight inward with no activation gap when the door closes.
- Bond once and avoid repeated repositioning; allow 1 minute for full cure before the final test.
- For additional mounting security, manufacturer-approved adhesive sealant may be added around the back after initial placement.
5
Complete the open-close test
After the adhesive has cured, close and open the door repeatedly and confirm the intended event reaches the paired hub or I/O module from the final position.
- Repeat the test at least three times.
- Verify the correct zone or device name.
- Record the final position and test result before handover.
Pairing & commissioning
Use the selected receiver guide, then verify the complete alarm path.
Pair with the selected receiver
Follow the receiver-specific guide for enrollment, zone naming, success indications and removal.
- Mini Alarm Hub and App setup guide
- Wireless I/O Module: follow the project-specific wiring and commissioning documentation supplied with the module.
- Pair and name one sensor at a time.
- Complete commissioning before customer handover.
Commissioning test flow
01Enroll sensor
02Set zone name
03Trigger product
04Verify receiver
Do not hand over the installation until the complete event path works reliably from every final position.
Normal operation
Use these states to verify the physical product and connected-system response.
| State | Door Sensor | Expected system behavior |
|---|---|---|
| Door opened | Opposing block moves away and the activation button releases. | Opening action generates and transmits a 433 MHz RF event. |
| Door reclosed | Opposing block presses the activation button inward again. | Closing action generates and transmits a second 433 MHz RF event. |
| Armed while open | The sensor remains in the open state when the zone is armed. | Reclosing the door transmits an event and triggers the alarm for the armed zone. |
| Mini Alarm Hub and app | No local control is required at the sensor. | The app shows the real-time open or closed state whether the system is armed or disarmed. |
| Wireless I/O Module | Each opening or closing action transmits an event. | The module response follows the configured integration and zone rules. |
Quick troubleshooting
Resolve installation, power and communication faults before replacing the product.
| Symptom | Likely cause | Action |
|---|---|---|
| No event when door opens | Sensor not enrolled, receiver unavailable, weak RF path or incorrect mechanical activation. | Test near the receiver, confirm enrollment and inspect the final installation geometry. |
| Intermittent alerts | Weak radio conditions, metal shielding, unstable mounting or marginal activation. | Repeat tests at the final position and correct mounting or receiver location. |
| False or repeated alerts | Movement, obstruction, misalignment or unsuitable mounting surface. | Inspect the protected point, remove interference and remount if required. |
| Adhesive begins lifting | Contaminated surface, insufficient cure, unsuitable substrate or incorrect adhesive. | Remove safely, prepare again and remount using the approved bonding system. |
| Wrong device shown | Incorrect zone naming during commissioning. | Correct the device name and repeat the complete functional test. |
Technical specifications
Current product values from the approved datasheet and dimension diagram.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Product code | AG-ODR-100 |
| Dimensions | 110 × 28 × 16 mm when pressed inward |
| Weight | 38 g |
| Operating temperature | -20°C to 55°C |
| Storage temperature | -20°C to 55°C |
| Working humidity | ≤99% RH |
| Power | Self-powered |
| Shell material | PC |
| Installation | Surface mount |
| Transmission | 433 MHz RF |
| Transmission range | Up to 80 m outdoors; up to 25 m indoors |
| Durability | >100,000 cycles |
Maintenance, support & disposal
Routine inspection and functional testing remain required throughout the system life.
Routine care
- Test the product during scheduled security-system inspections and after nearby building work.
- Check that the mounting system remains secure and correctly aligned.
- Keep the activation area clean and unobstructed.
- Clean only with methods approved for the product and substrate.
- Replace cracked, deformed, loose or mechanically sticking products.
Support and end of life
- Support: [email protected]
- Quote AG-ODR-100, the hardware revision and AG-ODR-100-MAN-EN-R01 when requesting help.
- Warranty terms and exclusions: One-year product warranty
- Dispose of electronic products according to applicable local requirements.
- The QR short URL must always resolve to the latest compatible guide.