GE 45115
GE Personal Security Window and Door Alarm Instruction Manual
Model: 45115
Introduction
The GE-branded UltraPro Window and Door Alarms provide a simple-to-use, cost-effective security solution to protect against home invasions. These alarms are designed to alert you when a door or window is opened, offering peace of mind for various settings including homes, apartments, dorm rooms, offices, RVs, and campers.
Key features include:
- Safe and Secure: Triggers a 120-decibel alarm or a gentle chime when a magnetic sensor is separated.
- User Friendly: Features an easy-to-use OFF/chime/alarm switch for preferred alert settings.
- Easy Installation: Wireless and hassle-free mounting with included double-sided tape. Designed for indoor use.
- Battery Operated: Powered by four included LR44 button batteries, with a battery test button and low battery indicator LED.

This image displays the product packaging alongside the two white alarm units, highlighting the product's appearance and quantity.
Setup
Package Contents
- 2 x GE Personal Security Window and Door Alarms
- 8 x LR44 Batteries (4 per alarm, included)
- Double-sided tape for mounting
Battery Installation
The alarms come with batteries pre-installed. If replacement is needed, locate the battery compartment on the unit. The alarm uses four LR44 button batteries. Ensure correct polarity when inserting new batteries.

This diagram labels the key parts of the alarm unit, including the alarm button, magnet, low battery indicator light, chime/off/alarm switch, and battery compartment.
Mounting Instructions
The GE Personal Security Window and Door Alarm is designed for easy, wireless installation using the included double-sided tape. For optimal performance, install the alarm indoors.
- Choose Location: Select a clean, dry surface on a window or door frame where the alarm unit and its magnetic sensor can be mounted side-by-side. Ensure the two parts are aligned and will separate when the window or door is opened. The alarm will trigger if the magnet separates from the base by more than 0.5 inches.
- Clean Surface: Wipe the mounting area with a clean cloth to remove dust or debris.
- Apply Tape: Peel the backing from the double-sided tape and apply it to the back of both the main alarm unit and the smaller magnetic sensor.
- Mount Units: Press the main alarm unit firmly onto the chosen surface. Then, mount the magnetic sensor directly adjacent to the main unit, ensuring the alignment marks on both pieces are facing each other and are within 0.5 inches when the door/window is closed.

This image demonstrates the alarm unit and its magnetic sensor installed on a window frame, showing how the two parts align when the window is closed.

This image shows the alarm installed on a door frame, illustrating its use for monitoring entry points within a home, with a child in the foreground.

This image provides the precise measurements of the alarm unit, including its height, width, and depth, to assist with installation planning.
Operating the Alarm
The GE Personal Security Window and Door Alarm features a simple switch to select its operating mode.

This image shows a detailed view of the alarm's side switch, clearly indicating the "Alarm," "Chime," and "Off" settings for user selection.
- OFF: In this position, the alarm is deactivated and will not sound when the door or window is opened.
- CHIME: When set to CHIME, the alarm will emit a gentle chime sound each time the protected door or window is opened. This mode is suitable for alerting occupants to entry or exit without a loud alarm.
- ALARM: In the ALARM position, the unit will sound a loud, 120-decibel alarm when the protected door or window is opened. This mode is intended for security purposes to deter intruders. The alarm will continue to sound until the door/window is closed, or the switch is moved to the OFF position.
The alarm is triggered when the main unit and its magnetic sensor are separated, indicating that the protected entry point has been opened.

This image depicts a scenario where an intruder is attempting to open a window equipped with the GE alarm, visually representing the alarm's activation with red sound waves.
Maintenance
Battery Replacement
The alarm features a low battery indicator LED. When the LED illuminates, it signifies that the batteries are low and require replacement. To replace the batteries:
- Ensure the alarm switch is in the OFF position.
- Open the battery compartment (refer to Figure 2 for location).
- Remove the old LR44 batteries.
- Insert four new LR44 batteries, ensuring correct polarity (+/-).
- Close the battery compartment securely.
- Test the alarm by setting it to CHIME or ALARM and opening the protected door/window.
Note: Do not mix old and new batteries, or different battery types. Replace all batteries at the same time. Dispose of used batteries responsibly.
Cleaning
To clean the alarm unit, gently wipe it with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners or immerse the unit in water.
Troubleshooting
| Problem | Possible Cause | Solution |
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| Alarm does not sound. |
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| Alarm sounds intermittently or falsely. |
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| Low battery indicator LED is on. | Batteries are low. | Replace all four LR44 batteries. |
Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model Number | 45115 |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Battery Type | 4 x LR44 (per alarm) |
| Voltage | 6 Volts |
| Noise Level | 120 dB |
| Mounting Type | Window Mount, Door Mount (Adhesive) |
| Sensor Technology | Contact Sensor |
| Product Dimensions | 2.3"L x 0.6"W x 2.3"H (approximate for main unit) |
| Item Weight | 3.2 ounces |
| Color | White |
Warranty and Support
Warranty Information
This GE-branded product is backed by a 90-day limited warranty. For detailed warranty information and terms, please visit the manufacturer's website: www.jascoproducts.com.
Additional Support
For further assistance or to download the official user manual in PDF format, please refer to the following resources:
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