Maybe it's a bad assumption, but a quick check of UL 2017 seems to indicate that there are different categories of products covered by the listing. So I don't know off the top of my head whether this particular product is intended for the proposed use. Based on what I know right now (admittedly not much) I would simply want to see the MFR specifications to see if it is covered under the correct category. I don't know if a door security alarm can serve as a life-safety device so unless the MFR specifications says it is I would want to make sure. As an example, I received a submittal for a water surface alarm as a pool barrier a few days ago, the submittal document says it meets ASTM F2208. I have enough knowledge of these devices to dig a little deeper. The product does meet that standard, but that standard does not cover the product for use as a pool barrier. If the MFR data of the device in the OP clearly says it is listed as a pool barrier or life-safety device then I have done my due diligence, if not, the question would be why. I'm just saying it may not be enough to just stop at the UL tag, especially for a device of a critical nature. As always, I could be wrong.
I don't have the full text of UL 2017, and I can't be sure the scope above means that all UL 2017 devices can be used as a residential water hazard entrance alarm, or only those shown to be in that category are.