What about smoke alarm and cold temp / freeze alarms...are they available for this system?
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I can't speak to the smoke alarms. But the multi sensors include the ability to monitor temperatures and you can then trigger alarms based off a temperature threshold
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Yes. You would need smartSense Multi sensors for the cold/ freeze alarms and a compatible smoke detector like the First Alert Battery-Operated Carbon Monoxide Alarm and Smoke Detector to achieve that functionality.
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I have the First Alert ZCOMBO detectors and they work great with SmartThings. You can pick them up from Lowes.
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Yeap!:) u can set to the temperature u want, when it hits 2degress before your settled temperature it will sound of an alarm also.
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I believe they offer smoke detectors and heat sensors that can be connected to the security alarm.
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You can mute the alarm but it will still monitor the temp. If leaving frig off for a while taking batt out would save their life.
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SMoke alarms are usually placed just outside a kitchen area. There are alarms that respond to heat only. That might be more appropriate in a kitchen or even a garage.
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It really depends on how you define the sensors in the zones. Keep in mind that each detection type is another zone. So, you would need three, smoke, heat and freeze. if the zone is defined to call directly, then it will call, there are non-notification zones for each type. I don't think freeze ever calls.
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Yes, it can! I bought one of these and found the instructions in one of the reviews does work. Reposted here for your convenience... "Use the included strange USB thing to hook it up to your computer, then use the free PowerAlert software from Tripp Lite's website. Switch the software into Business mode, then go over to the Action section. In the list of actions is "Set Audible Alarm". Set the value to 1 (even if it's already 1, overwrite it), then execute the command. After a second or two, the program will unfreeze, and it will be completely silent when it loses power from then on!"
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It works well but not specifically as a "freeze alarm." Can't answer your questions. rwe
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There is no thermostat on these type of units, and don't really need one. I believe the Igloo 40 quart is a better unit, for my needs. I have made comments about the Igloo also.
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I am confident the unit will be inoperative when temperatures drop below freezing. Try fencing, netting, or a system that generates lights and noise.
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I don't have this alarm but it should be able to do what you ask. Alarm just has to be programmed for those features to work. Just know that extra parts may be required.
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Hi Trader, thanks for your question. It won't give you remote reading and alarm. What we meant is it doesn't have a wire connect to the Thermometer itself.
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It should not interfere with a security system. I would look into your security system for a temp alarm, unless you are using this in an out building.
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This will absolutly not set off your smoke alarms. It is not smoke from a fire coming out of this humidifier. This is a cool mist of steam. Its much less steam than a tea pot will put out, and again, it's a cool mist.
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Ms. Kittay, I suspect you are trying to buy the smoke alarms from the same vendor I did. First of all, they do not come with an adapter. Secondly, I bought a package of 6 from the vendor to get a cheaper price. However, three of them started beeping (acting they were faulty) right from the start. My guess was that they were not "new" and might have been refurbished, although I was under the impression I was purchasing new products. So, I would instead try going to your local hardware store for these items. That way, you can return them there a lot easier (and cheaper) if they do not work out. I hope this helps you. Regards
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Yes, but to do so you must replace one of your existing units with/or add one Kidde 1279-9999/RF-SM-AC Hardwire Smoke Alarm with Battery Backup, Interconnectable, to your existing system (assuming that your presently installed devices are a different brand other than Kidde). The Kidde 1279-9999/RF-SM-AC is capable of communicating with the Kidde 0919-9999/RF-SM-DC Battery-Operated devices and will receive/activate alarms from/to other wired units. If you already have a Kidde 1279-9999/RF-SM-AC installed, then you are in great shape, just add the Kidde 0919-9999/RF-SM-DC units as needed.
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I went with AlarmSim, but as @LeppardQueen said, it will take a while to pay off.. I figure either way is less expensive than getting a new system.. I'll report back once I receive it an set up.