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Reddit mentions of TAQTON Neodymium Magnets N52 Ring w/Countersunk Hole, 4 Pack, 34 lbs Holding Force, 1.26”D x 0.20”H. Super Strong Permanent Rare Earth Magnets. DIY, Kitchen/Garage Tool Organizer Magnets
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- NEODYMIUM N52 GRADE - The Strongest Grade Available and therefore Stronger Than Any Comparable Products of a Lower Grade such as N35, N42, N45, N48.
- PULLING FORCE – A Powerful 33.5 lbs Along the Magnetization Axis with a Disc Thickness of Only 0.20"
- INCLUDES COUNTERSUNK HOLE - The Countersunk Holes Allow Hardware Such as Screws, Hammers, Knives, Keys or Signs to Sit Flush With the Surface. Simply Bolt the Magnet Into Your Preferred Mounting Surface and Place the Desired Object Against it. Works with a #10 Screw.
- IDEAL FOR MANY USES - These Magnets are Ideal for DIY Purposes, as Refrigerator Magnets, Science Project Magnets, at Work or in the Office, for Scientific Purposes, for Quickly Organizing and Hanging Your Tools in the Workshop, and Decluttering Your Home and Garage.
- 100% CUSTOMER SATISFACTION GUARANTEE - We Only Supply Magnets of the Highest Quality and Are Confident that you will Love Your Neodymium Magnets
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| Number of items | 4 |
| Weight | 0.25 Pounds |
I agree with the others that a motion detector and possibly a glass break sensor covering this area might be better here. I've read that burglars usually just smash basement windows rather than try to open and crawl through.
If you really want to use a contact sensor here, you might be able to use a thinner, rare earth magnet in place of the provided magnet. Something like this might work if you have enough clearance.
https://www.amazon.com/TAQTON-Neodymium-Countersunk-Permanent-Organizer/dp/B01C5KKU7K