10 Best Door Alarms for Home Securities
for June 2023

This 12-pack of GE security sensors is easy to set up and requires no wiring, which makes it an ideal choice for renters and anyone who doesn't want to deal with potential wiring issues. They're also easy to install, and the GE alarm has all the features you need, including two volume settings (off/chime/alarm), a low battery test button, and a tamper alert. The GE alarms have a loud, visible alarm output and are easy to set. The GE alarms also do one thing our top picks don't: They support two triggers, so you can set an alarm when a window or door is left open, or you can also set an alarm when the door or window is opened or closed. The GE alarms also sound a loud chime when a door or window is opened, which is a useful feature. But, the GE alarms aren't as reliable as the top picks, and they also have a shorter battery life.

The Sabre HS-DSA Wedge Door Stop Security Alarm with 120 dB Siren looks great, it's easy to install, and it functions as a security alarm and a door stop. The alarm activates when the door is under pressure, which should help deter intruders from breaking in. It's also loud enough to potentially wake or alert someone inside. The alarm's 120 dB siren is loud, too, loud enough to potentially alert neighbors and passersby. The alarm's battery status light lets you know when it's time to change the battery. But our biggest gripe is that the alarm's door stop function is inconvenient. When you open the door, the alarm activates, which not only alerts you that someone is entering your home, but the alarm also continues to go off until you deactivate it. It's annoying, and we wish it had a dedicated deactivation button. The alarm's mounting brackets are awkward, too, and we'd prefer a more secure mounting option. But overall, the Sabre HS-DSA Wedge Door Stop Security Alarm with 120 dB Siren is an attractive, high-quality home security device.

The Kanayu 4 Pieces Door Handle Alarm is an attractive and useful device that alerts you via a loud alarm when someone opens a door or a window in your home. The alarm is easy to set up, and the alarm trigger could be anything from someone touching the door or window to opening the door or window. The button to turn the device on and off is integrated into the device, but is a little difficult to find. There are also two mute buttons, and pressing either one will silence the alarm. The alarm is loud enough to hear, even from downstairs, and the alarm sounds for about 30 seconds before automatically turning off. The alarm is loud enough that you'll always know when someone opens a door or a window in your home. The alarm can be triggered even if your television or other electronic devices are on, and the alarm is loud enough that it can be heard if someone is in another room of your home.

The CPVAN WiFi Door Alarm System (2nd Gen) offers impressive range, easy to install, and a variety of compatible accessories. The smartlife app is intuitive and easy to use, and the alarm itself sounds decently loud, though you'll definitely want to keep it out of your baby's earshot. Pros include the app's intuitive and easy-to-set up interface, which you can personalize for different zones in your home. It also allows you to set different ringtones for each of your sensors, so you can tell which door has been opened. The smartlife app also lets you control other smarthome devices (such as lights and switches) that connect to the hub. Cons include the hub's relatively limited range of about 500 feet, and the fact that the hub can't send alerts via text message or phone call. The hub also lacks a siren, so you'll have to rely on the mobile app for any alerts. The hub's $40 price tag is a little steep, but considering its versatility, its range, and its convenient smarthome integration, we think it's worth it.

The $28 HENDUN wireless door alarm is easy to install, so it's perfect for renters and retirees. This alarm is compact and unobtrusive, and it can be set to sound only while you're at home, so it doesn't disturb other people. The alarm also alerts you to windows or interior doors being opened, so you'll know if your kids, elderly relatives, or houseguests have wandered off or wandered into danger. The alarm is easy to set up, and the alarm settings can be adjusted with the remote control. The alarm can be removed from the wall and recharged, so you'll never have to worry about a dead battery. The alarm's magnetic sensors aren't very sensitive, so you'll still need to monitor your children or elderly relatives, but it's better than having an alarm with no sensors. The alarm isn't wireless, so you can't place the alarm anywhere you want. The alarm also emits a shrill, high-pitched sound, so it's annoying if you have a quiet household.

The GE Personal Security Window/Door Alarm system offers a lot of features, including adjustable volume and three different alarm settings (off, chime, alarm), a 120-decibel alarm that goes off when a window or door is opened, and a built-in low battery test button. The system also has the ability to connect to either an existing home security system, or it can operate independently. The GE Personal Security Window/Door Alarm system uses a Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) chip, which is a new technology that transmits data from an alarm to a central monitoring station. The GE Personal Security Window/Door Alarm system can be programmed to be used either as a chime, or as an alarm, or both. The alarm and chime are also programmable to sound if motion or vibration is detected. The GE Personal Security Window/Door Alarm system includes four window/door alarms, each with 3 adjustable settings off/chime/alarm. The GE Personal Security Window/Door Alarm system is powered by 3 AAA batteries, which are included. The GE Personal Security Window/Door Alarm system can also be used with a standard 110V electrical outlet.

The GE 45115 Personal Security Window/Door, 2-Pack, DIY Protection, Burglar Alert, Wireless Chime/Alarm, Easy Installation, Ideal for Home, Garage, Apartment, Dorm, RV and Office, White, 2 Count is an affordable 2-pack of wireless alarms that alert you when a window or door is opened, are easy to install, and are loud enough to be heard from across the room. Each alarm has three adjustable settings: off, chime, and alarm, and the chime and alarm settings can be turned on/off separately. The alarm is loud enough to be heard from across the room, and when activated, it emits a loud 120-decibel alarm, which is loud enough to repel intruders, but not so loud that it disturbs your neighbors. The alarms have built-in low battery test buttons, which allow you to easily check the battery level without having to remove the alarm from the window or door. The alarms also have four LR44 batteries included, and the batteries last for 80 to 100 uses. The alarms can be plugged in, or will run on six AA batteries. The alarms are wireless, so they're easy to install. The alarms are battery operated, so you'll need to replace them periodically. The alarms are loud, but they're not loud enough to be heard from across the street. The alarm is loud enough to repel intruders, but not so loud that it disturbs your neighbors. The alarms are easy to install on a window or door, but you'll need a partner to help you install the alarm on a door. The alarms are easy to use, and don't require a remote control. The alarms include four LR44 batteries, and the batteries last for 80 to 100 uses.

This alarm has a magnetic sensor that turns on the alarm every time a door or window is opened. The alarm is loud enough to summon help, and it has a chime mode to sound a 2-second reminder when the door or window is opened. The alarm is easy to set up and use, and the transmitter has a 300-foot range. The alarm's siren is loud, and the alarm is loud enough to summon help, but it's not quite as loud as some of the louder alarms we tested. The alarm also has an optional strobe light, which can be very useful at night. The alarm has an optional manual trigger and nightlight function, and the alarm can be turned off using the keypad. The alarm is waterproof, and it also has a panic button.

The Door Alarm for Home Security is a fairly solid choice if you're looking for an affordable home security system. It comes with 2 door sensors (one for each side) and a 110 dB alarm, all of which are housed in small, nondescript white boxes. The included magnetic door chime is loud, and its alarm has a bit of a siren sound, which makes it easier to hear over ambient noise. The sensors are easy to install, and the alarm is easy to set and to customize. The sensors' range isn't great, so if you live in a large house, you may need to install additional sensors, but it's relatively easy to set up additional sensors with the Door Alarm for Home Security. The alarm is loud enough to have an effect, and its low-battery indicator and on/off switch are handy options. The Door Alarm for Home Security is an affordable, reliable way to monitor your home's entrances and alert you if anybody is trying to get in.

The Magnetic Door/Window Alarm from New Vision is one of the best security systems we tested. It has worked beautifully on our test doors, and it's loud enough to be heard by intruders from more than 50 feet away. The alarm is loud enough to scare off any would-be thieves, and it's long enough that you'll hear it even if you're just on the other side of the door (as happened several times during our tests). The alarm is also loud enough that you won't have to worry about bothering your neighbors, as the alarm isn't loud enough to trigger their door sensors. The magnetic strip is easy to install and very strong, so the alarm should be reliable as long as the door or window it's attached to is securely closed. The alarm is silent unless you move it, so it won't bother your housemates or neighbors. The alarm is also rated for temperatures from -22 to 122 degrees Fahrenheit, and it's IP44 rated, so it can work outdoors and in harsh weather conditions.