Is there a way to connect this to a wireless system that will allow remote sensing of a water problem?
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I have not verified this for myself, but I remember reading a comment that there was an output on the card inside the unit. Theoretically it would be possible to integrate with another system, but we are talking soldering onto a circuit card without damaging it.
1514009
Good question. We are currently looking into away for a wireless and wired remote sensing system for this product. The honeywell product doesn't really allow a connect. Please can you send me your contact details and a brief description on your requirements?
1514010
Not directly. Honeywell might be able to provide more real guidance. But, the device creates an audible alarm (think voltage), so it could be hijacked (at the speaker) to trigger a wireless signal device ... something like, well check out a spy device supplier. Perhaps a useful product might be the result...
988024
Definitely cannot be used direct in water. You can use Aeon Labs water sensor which has a probe on the end of wire and can be kept inside while the device is on dry area. In addition, Aeon sensor indicates lack of water as well.while enire
2143914
I have no idea. You might try contacting Rivers, "Some Cool Tech." You can find him on YouTube.
798018
Hi, no we do not have any wireless systems (cameras, etc) in our system. After speaking with a couple of different CCTV companies, they do not suggest wireless if you have an option. Just like internet, wired connections are always better/more stable than wireless.
1576836
Yes. Must be a dud. That should work wetter or not it is connected to a network.
2084748
It installs with your ZWave System. It has two sensors on the bottom that detects water. It takes two double A's. It really works well!!
118540
Note this is a wired remote signal repeater. Sounds like you a are wanting a wireless option, possibly.
1617832
Yes, but you need special software to do it. Do not buy this the range is awful. I could not get this to connect unless it right next to my computer. Sent it back to amazon
2191554
There is a wire from the alarm itself that goes to a probe that can be placed in things like a sump pump but I do not use that; that wire comes with the alarm. I set the alarm on the floor where I am at risk and then hook up my own phone line from the alarm to the wall jack so it will call me if water is detected. phone wire is not supplied but I have tested the process and it works well so I am confident that I will know if a problem develops
2250681
Yes it operates wirelessly with I believe a AAA battery. certainly no electrical hookup. It does need continuous triggering of the sensor to keep the water flowing, no time delay of shutoff.
1978957
This is a wired connected camera, what you need is a wireless camera for your system.
367277
Yes, using a Lowrance Elite-5 fishfinder/chart plotter... It uses the NMEA 1830 link /connection successfully
2240543
i would research wireless mics, most of them are compatible, and will pick up the signal from the unit.
304998
Yes it is possible, depending on how many sensors you have you may need to use a breadboard to connect it. If you go to www.instructibles.com they have some good examples.
738499
Yes you can. I used IP cam viewer with my unit and it worked reliably. The problem is with washout.
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Probably, but you will have to do some hacking. It is a simple two wire connector from the rain sensor and rain sensor open circuits when it detects rain.
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I am not an expert but I think that might be little too wet for this remote. I think they make a wireless remote that is waterproof, that might be a better choice. Good luck p.s this unit is fantastic