GRI-29C Indoor Magnetic Contact Sensor

Remotely monitor magnetic contact-closure sensors using ControlByWeb modules. The GRI Closure Sensors can be installed on most doors, windows, cabinets, security/control boxes, and more.

GRI-29C Indoor Magnetic Contact Sensor

Remotely monitor magnetic contact-closure sensors using ControlByWeb modules. The GRI Closure Sensors can be installed on most doors, windows, cabinets, security/control boxes, and more.
Terminal Location: Side

Circuit Types: N/O or N/C
Gap Distance: 1″ (5/8″ on steel)
Automatic Reset

Magnetic contact sensors with ControlByWeb® products


Connected to a ControlByWeb product’s digital input, once the magnetic switch is in proximity of the magnet, it will open or close its contacts (depending on configuration), turning the digital input on/off. The ControlByWeb product can send an email/text and/or trigger a relay in a local or remote location.

Contact-Closure Sensor Wiring Diagrams
Both the 29C and 28C have 3 terminals which allow to choose between a normally-open (NO) or normally-closed (NC) configuration. 
The MPS subminiature sensor has a pre-attached wire, and is configured as a fixed normally-open (NO) configuration.

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Enhance your security with GRI Closure Sensors, offering versatile gap options from 1 inch to 2 inches with minimal gap penalty on steel surfaces

Remotely monitor magnetic contact-closure sensors using ControlByWeb modules. Designed for flexible installation on doors, windows, cabinets, and control boxes

Features

Options for N/O or N/C circuits
Reliable magnetic reed switches
Easy to install

Compatible Products

Contact-closure sensors are compatible with all ControlByWeb® products that have a digital input.

WebRelay™
WebRelay Wireless™
X-408™
X-410™
X-420™
WebSwitch Plus™
WebRelay-10 Plus™
X-15s™
X-17s™
X-19s™
X-20s™
XW-111™

Contact-closure

How do contact-closure sensors work?

Contact-closure sensors are comprised of two parts: a magnetic reed switch, and a magnet. The magnetic reed switch is mounted on the door or window frame, while the magnet is mounted to the door or window itself. When the magnet comes in range of the magnetic reed switch, the switch turns on or off based on the wiring configuration.