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Motion Sensor Battery Installation - Visonic CLIP SMA
What You'll Need
CLIP SMA Motion Sensor
A Phillips-head screwdriver
One CR123A battery
Double-sided tape (optional)

How to Install the Battery

Before proceeding, please be sure that your system is disarmed. Working on devices while the system is armed can
generate false alarms.
Did You Know? You may want to have some double-sided tape on hand if you need to remove your Sensor from the
wall to install a battery. Cut the tape to size and reattach your Sensor if the existing adhesive fails to hold it in place.
Is This Your Sensor? Make sure that your
Sensor looks like the one in the image. If it
does, you have the right document to find out
how to install a battery in your Sensor.
1. Locate the screw on the top of the Sensor.
2. Using a Phillips-head screwdriver, turn the
screw counterclockwise until the cover is
loose.
3. Gently pull the top of the cover away from
the screw, then pull down to free the
bottom tab on the cover from the slot in the
bottom of the Sensor. The battery slot is on
the circuit board.

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Summary of Contents for Visonic CLIP SMA

  • Page 1 Motion Sensor Battery Installation - Visonic CLIP SMA What You’ll Need • CLIP SMA Motion Sensor • A Phillips-head screwdriver • One CR123A battery • Double-sided tape (optional) How to Install the Battery Before proceeding, please be sure that your system is disarmed. Working on devices while the system is armed can generate false alarms.
  • Page 2 Take a Look. If a battery is already present, remove it by using your fingertip to gently pull one end of the battery up until the battery is loose and you can pull it free from the slot. 4. Install a CR123A battery by aligning the positive (+) and negative (-) ends of the battery with the positive (+) and negative (-) indicators on the circuit board and...

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