Stopping Alarm Working While Sleeping In Van

Hi all, is there a way of stopping the alarm going off when I am sleeping in my combi. I know there is a switch on the b pillar that I believe is meant to stop it but as soon as I move it triggers??
Any pointers as to where i am going wrong??

 

Open your drivers door, press the switch, close the door then lock. Or a better option is to manually push the buttons down from inside the van, that way you're not putting any alarm on at all.

 

Thanks
I will give that a go

 

Or just use the manual door lock switch on the top of the drivers door. This locks the doors but does not set the interior monitoring alarm.

 

Yup this is what we do, just remember that to open the sliding door from inside you need to do a double pull on the handle.

 

Agree with @Dilbert Only ever use the lock button on the drivers door.

 

I set the perimeter alarm when in the middle of nowhere but just use the internal button if I'm on a campsite.

 

We don’t bother locking the doors when in the van on well occupied UK campsites - thinking being that we have camped in tents for years with nothing but zips and canvas between us and anyone wanting to get at us without problem and/or hearing of someone else having problems on sites. Obviously, if wild camping or on sites with few other people around we might think a bit differently.

 

Could do with a second button in the rear to save climbing over the seats when they’re swivelled.

 

Pretty sure I remember somebody doing this about a year ago a d posting a thread about it.

 

Here you go
Locking doors from the back of the van. ~ Stop me before I do something silly :P

 

Thanks for all the replies guys.

 

I think by trial and error, we discovered that pushing the lock button TWICE on the key fob seems to lock the van but disable the alarm.

But like others, we don't lock it on a campsite - only when wild.

 

You can risk locking yourself out with this method. we use the lock/unlock button on the inside of the driver's door when sleeping.

 

A second remote "lock press" also disables the DEAD LOCKING.