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ELK-319WS  Wireless Window and Shock Sensor

Description

The ELK-319WS is a Supervised, Wireless Window Sensor designed 

to detect the opening of a window or vibrations made by an intruder 

attempting to break the window.  A built-in reed switch monitors 

windoe movement and a piezo shock sensor monitors vibrations.  

The sensitivity and range of the piezo shock is adjustable. 

When the sensor activates it transmits a signal to the control 

panel. Additional transmitted signals include: restoral, supervisory, 

tamper and low battery (as needed). Sensor is powered by two (2) 

replaceable 3-V lithium coin-cell batteries.  It is compatible with Elk’s 

319MHz Receivers/Panels as well as many other panels that operate 

on the 319.5MHz Frequency and adhere to the ITI/Interlogix protocol.  

Specifications

RF frequency: 319.5 MHz 
Compatibility: ELK-319 Panel/Receivers & others that operate on

    

Freq. 319.5MHz and use the ITI/Interlogix protocol

Battery type:   Two (2) 3V lithium coin-cell

   

(Panasonic or Varta Model CR2032)

OperatingTemp Range:  32 to 120°F (0 to 49°C) 
Storage Temp Range:  -30 to 140°F (-34 to 60°C) 
Relative Humidity: 

95% non-condensing 

Dimensions     

  2.25” L x .1.0 x 0.50” in. (L x W x D)

Programming (Enrollment)

The following is a general guideline for programming (enrolling) this 

sensor into the receiver or panel. For more detailed steps please 

refer to the receiver or panel instructions. 

NOTE: THIS SENSOR ENROLLS DIFFERENTLY FROM OTHERS

The reed and piezo shock are two (2) different sensors and require 

their own TXID identifier and zone in the alarm panel.  

The TXID printed on the sensor label is for the piezo shock sensor.  

The TXID for the reed sensor will be the shock TXID plus 1.  
Example: If shock TXID is 0A62CC7 the reed TXID will be A062CC8
1.  Power up the sensor by pulling and removing both battery isolator 

tabs.  DO NOT REMOVE the sensor cover.  It will be done in 4.

2.  Place the panel into the Program mode and proceed to the 

WIRELESS SETUP menu. 

3.  Select the appropriate zone/sensor location number for the piezo 

shock sensor. 

4.  Start the panel sensor Enroll process.  When the panel prompts 

to trip the sensor for learning do the following:

  - Remove sensor cover to activate the tamper.  The panel should 

acknowledge the shock has been learned by keypad display and/

or audio alert (depending on panel).  If enrollment fails try putting 

the cover back on and repeating steps 3 and 4.

5.  Advance to next zone/sensor location to enroll the reed switch.
6.  Remove both batteries from the sensor.
7.  Start the panel Enroll process.  When the panel prompts to trip 

the sensor for learning do the following: 

  - Hold the tamper plunger down with one finger while inserting one 

of the batteries.   The panel should acknowledge the magnetic 

reed switch has been learned by keypad display and/or audio 

alert (depending on panel).  If enrollment does not succeed 

remove both batteries and repeating steps 5 thru 7.

NOTE:

 Loop assignment must be set for “ 2 “ on both sensor zones.

8.  Proceed to the zone programming and assign the zone definition 

for each enrolled sensor.  

9.  Exit programming mode when finished.

TM

  Interlogix is a registered trademark belonging to United Technologies.

Installation Guidelines

•  Sensor should be mounted window frame and magnet on the 

moveable part of the window.  Sensor is recommend for wood 

or vinyl windows only.  

•  Attaching sensor to a metal surface can negatively affect the 

transmit range and magnet gap performance. Some metallic 

surfaces may be acceptable if range and gap testing are good.

•  Always attach the sensor temporarily at the desired location and 

successfully range test with the panel/receiver prior to drilling any 

holes or mounting permanently.

•  Install the sensor within 100 ft. of the receiver or panel.
•  Align magnet directly opposite the top LEFT edge of the sensor 

with a gap of 5/16” (8 mm) or less for wood surfaces and 1/4” (6 

mm) or less for non-wood surfaces.

Note: 

Gap between sensor and magnet must never exceed 3/8”.

•  After mounting is completed, retest the sensor using the test 

procedures which follow.

Mounting the Sensor

Sensor may be mounted using screws or double sided foam tape.   

Screws 

Separate the sensor and magnet from their mounting bases and 

place the bases in the desired location.  Secure using the supplied 

screws.  Re-attach the sensor and magnet onto their bases making 

sure the alignment marks on the sensor and magnet are facing 

one another.  

Double-Sided Tape 

It is not necessary to separate the sensor and magnet from their 

bases when using double sided tape.  Make certain the window 

mounting surfaces & surfaces of the sensor and magnet are clean, 

smooth and dry.

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