Installers Link For Our Individual Door Alarms

This link will provide you with insight on how to get your alarms installed properly.

Door Alarms

Our individual door alarms are completely wireless and connect to a gateway that we supply. This gateway links all alarms and transmits their data to Spiderdoor through your local internet connection.

Automatically Disarms Alarms

Spiderdoor keypads play a crucial role in disarming unit alarms. When a tenant arrives and enters their gate code, the alarm for their specific unit is disarmed. After the door is closed and remains shut for 60 minutes, the alarm will automatically re-arm.

Management Software Partners

The Spider alarms work hand in hand with your management software.

• Syrasoft
• Domico
• Doorswap
• Storedge
• Web Self Storage
• Self Storage Manager
• Sitelink
• Storedge
• Storage Commander
• Tenant Inc (coming)
• Cubby (coming)

Follows Lock Out Rules Of Management Software

Our alarms will not be disarmed if a tenant is currently locked out of the facility.

Notifications

When a door alarm is triggered, a text message and email notification will be sent to the manager. You also have the option to enable notifications for the tenant via text and/or email, if desired.

Battery Life Of Alarm

Each alarm has a battery life of 3–5 years, depending on usage. The Spider admin dashboard will notify you when a battery reaches 20%, making it easy for your manager to replace it. Replacement batteries are available online for approximately $14 each.

Activity Log On Individual Alarms

Owners and managers will be able to view alarm activity inside the Spiderdoor admin.

Support Via Phone

We offer U.S.-based support through our phone line, available Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 5 PM CST. You’ll be able to speak with a knowledgeable support representative the same day. Email support is also available if preferred.

Provide Spiderdoor Sales Or Support With The Following

Gateway placement at your location must be approved by our team. Think of it like placing a gateway at the center of a large circle—it can support up to 200 individual door alarms within its range. If your location requires more than 200 alarms, additional gateways will be needed (e.g., Gateway A, B, C, etc.) (Click the example layouts below to expand.)