if I'm away from my house & a sensor or alarm gets triggered, will it automatically alert my phone?
1527184
No, you will have to periodically check your cameras or wait till you get to your house and check the DVR.
1527185
Provided that you have all of the correct information in the settings you will be alerted via email. Then with the app on the smart phone you can view the alarm or the trigger.
337162
It will detect/trip on any movement in its field of range. You can adjusted so it will aim high enough not to to cover the floor.Better yet, you can just set the alarm in "HOME" setting , just like if you're home , then the motion detector becomes inactive, just your contact alarm.
1675305
Depends on what you call automatic! If the unit is turned to off It will NOT turn on with an alert! But if you set it to the alert setting it will be silent until an alert occurs. You must remember, however the unit is running while on alert and battery life is several days at best. So if you want 24/7 year round protection buy a lot of batteries or get a unit wired for 110 Then however you miss the portability of this great unit. I have several!
1847100
Sensors are always on. The master unit/receiver (alarm) can be muted. You would have to remove the sensor from the window, or door, (thus triggering the alarm) to remove the battery. Best to keep master unit in your bedroom. I have a sensor on my back door AND my daughter's window. You can set different beep quantities for the different sensors.
613021
Not sure if i understand the question, but when the two pieces of the sensor on this unit are separated it sends a wireless signal to a base unit causing it to sent out an audio alert. It has other optional items that work with the same base unit but independently of a traditional alarm system.
1820556
The first chime will sound for 5 to 6 iterations (about 10 to 15 seconds). It can be heard throughout the house. The alarm function will tell your neighbors that a sensor has been tripped. It is so loud as to be something you won't want to use unless you're almost deaf. I only use the chime position.
93104
The easiest answer is to buy some extra presence sensors. Then when they are detected you can have the home disarm. For example, I keep one on my keychain (mostly because from your phone you can make the presence sensors beep to find it) and one in the glove box of my car. When my keys and car are both gone, it activates away mode which arms the alarm and locks any doors that i left unlocked. It also turns off all the lights in the house. When the sensors are detected again, the alarm disarms and the door coming in from the garage unlocks, and the system is changed back to either night or home depending on the time of day. Does this answer your question? As an added bonus, you'll be able to check the app on your phone to see who is home.
2169666
Yes but you need it connected to your alarm provider as it doesn't have its own interface to the internet.
1235761
Yes, You can also so have automatic trigger on sensors as well, also it has app for smart phone as well
1954547
Your question seems to be about the MOTION SENSOR, Raymond. The Motion Sensor, when installed in a location as suggested in the installation manual, will detect physical motion in the area selected to be monitored. No need to test before installing. After the motion detector is properly installed, with the monitor activated for a time when you will be away from or out of the house, any physical activity in the area of the motion detector will trigger the alarms.
516654
Yes . You have to turn the alarm off or it resets after 2 hrs of it being triggered.
1479111
No, you don't need to have a landline for the alarm to work but without one you won't be notified of an alarm condition if you're away from home.
1408453
The short answer is "Yes". However, the unit may be too sensitive and sound the alarm because of the carbon monoxide gas emitted by your vehicles. I use mine in the kitchen area of a park model mobile home to detect any propane leakage. Any inconvenience caused by a false alarm is insignificant when compared with the alternative.
1479438
You are dependent on the wireless system working for this alarm. It both texts and emails you when there is a water conditon sensed. Great when you are not at home. It also tells you the current temperature of the room where you have it placed, and limits can be set for both to alert you. We use it in conjunction with the frog alarms that sense water and beep loudly when it is present. Those are only good when either you or someone else is checking your house, and will hear it though.
1060663
Page 8 of said PDF indicates it will alert you when the phone is ringing (unit gives you flashing alert, only when requested, if loud sounds are present or if you don't want doorbell or telephone to disturb someone!
1020854
Yeah, it's built to do that. There is a 'home' and an 'away' mode. You just assign which triggers you want to be active for each one. For mine I have doors and windows only when we're at home and when we are out the away setting will trigger the alarm with doors windows and the motion detectors.
2079753
No it doesn't. The alarm goes off and you can hear it anywhere in the house so you run to turn it off LOL