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Wire free Door Guard MAGNET REED SWITCH Protect your door with this tiny wire free Alarm generator. It uses the Neural and Earth lines of Mains wiring to send the alarm signal 16 NO 9 C1 0.22 IC 10 HEF 4060 11 12 7 R3 470 K R4 1 M 9 V DC Phase Not Connected 5 Neutral R1 100 K R2 100 R 8 D1 IN 4007 Earth LED Red MASTER UNIT Neutral Phase Not Connected Earth Zener 9 V1 W D.MOHAN KUMAR Piezo Buzzer Alarm Generator Protect your door with this tiny wire free Alarm generator. It uses the Neural and Earth lines of Mains wiring to send the alarm signal. A Normally connected (NO) Reed switch and a magnet will do the trick. When the door is closed, reed switch will be in the magnetic field and its contacts remain closed so that the reset pin of IC HEF 4060 will be high. This inhibits its oscillation and it remains standby. When an intruder opens the door, magnet and reed switch move away taking the reset pin of IC to ground potential. IC starts oscillating using the components C1 and R3.Blinking LED indicates the oscillations. After 1 minute, output pin 5 goes high sending the pulses to the Neutral line of Mains wiring. The alarm generator includes a standard 12 volt piezo buzzer and a 9 volt zener. It can be connected to any plug point in the house. Fix the master unit in the frame of the door and Magnet in the door so as to keep them very close when the door is closed. Enclose the circuit in a shock proof case CAUTION: This circuit is going to connect to High Voltage AC. Phase should be left free. Check the phase, neutral and earth lines properly. Connect the circuit only to neutral and earth lines. Confirm the neutral and earth lines before connecting. Do not touch any parts when connected to lines. Enclose reed switch in a shock proof case. Visit dmohankumar.wordpress.com for Articles and Circuits. Website www.electroschematics.com Visit electroskan.wordpress.com for Hobby Circuits