Trying to Identify Sensor

[tielur (Tyler Clemens)]

I started this conversation on reddit, thought you guys might be able to add information or help me out?

What sensor is this? • r/homeautomation

[JDRoberts]

If This is sold for use in the United States, it will have an FCC ID on it somewhere. If it’s not on the back case, it may be inside the battery compartment under the battery.

Find that, and we should be able to tell you what it is.

[tielur (Tyler Clemens)]

So from comparing my photos to the photos here:

MCT320SMA WIRELESS MAGNETIC CONTACT SENSOR Teardown Internal Photos Visonic...

It looks like it might be a MCT-320 SMA

Which states:
The MCT-320 is a fully supervised, wireless magnetic contact sensor, for use with iControl control panels. The sensor includes a built-in reed switch (that opens upon removal of a magnet placed near it).

[tielur (Tyler Clemens)]

I can’t actually find the FCC ID anywhere though.

[tielur (Tyler Clemens)]

@JDRoberts and it looks like you may have addressed something similar here:

Visonic Sensors

Zigbee supports several different profiles, and they are not all compatible with each other. In addition, the zigbee standard allows individual manufacturers to add proprietary encoding on top of the standard profiles, which is actually one reason why Zigbee is so popular for security sensors. Many security companies add their own encryption. SmartThings uses the standard zigbee home automation profile (ZHA 1.2). So devices that use the standard profile can usually be made to work with it. For example, there is one model line from NYCE that will work with SmartThings, and another model line that has proprietary encoding for Control 4 and will not. Both are zigbee, but the profiles are different. http://nycesensors.com/products/ncz3011c4/ This has nothing to do with SmartThings: it…

[tielur (Tyler Clemens)]

This is the same “RAW DESCRIPTION” I have once I pair the device with my hub as well.

01 0104 FFFF 00 01 0000 00

This this guy talks about: Visonic door/window