1) which sensor is alerting? 2) which sensors battery level? 3) alarm on base for each sensor? Sensor: 1) has alarm that can be turned on / off or d
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Base unit has 4 lights, the sensor that is triggered lights to corresponding light on base. Sensor takes a 9 volt battery, base unit plugs into wall outlet. The base will alarm up to 4 sensors. Alarm does have an off switch.
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The unit consist of two items. The sensor is attached to the garage door. It has a button battery. The receiver is located in your home. It is plugged into a normal electrical outlet. Yes, there is a way to "turn off" the sound (for example if you are working in the garage with door open). I have not had any major issues with this device. The original button battery died within a few weeks. However, I went to Battery Plus for a replacement. No problems after that. Here in Minnesota, the outdoor unit is subject to cold. Still no problem.
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The sensor is located on the under side (base)of the unit. The unit itself is located on a shop behind the house.
191175
No, it only alerts the system. You can connect an alarm to a controlled outlet and switch it on automatically when the contact is opened or the sensor is moved
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I have installed two of these systems in the past two years, one at my brother's house and one at his place of business. The business is a large shop and the office on the second floor is a distance away from the entry door. We have infared sensors and door sensors. I installed another at his house and we have 3 infared sensors and two door sensors and a remote external alarm and are all quite far away from the control. Everything seems to be running okay for now. Good luck!
615763
All the sensors have batteries included, they are lithium I think (cant remember) and are odd size ( much shorter than an aaa). My parents system is still going after several years so they are good ones!
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Each base will handle up to 4 sensors. Each sensor can be programmed for a different sound so you can tell which sensor is transmitting . I ordered a base and one sensor to try it out then ordered another sensor through Amazon later. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00436XL3U/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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This particular one needs 4 AA batteries (not included). My older ones use 2 AA batteries. If you set these sensors outside, such as by your front door (one good use is to know when deliveries are made such as from UPS & FedEx and the like since they often don't ring your doorbell) and it gets below freezing, use lithium batteries - expensive but they work all the time and last quite a while.
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The kit comes with 1 sensor. You can rinse, dry, and reuse the same sensor, but if it's not completely dry it will set the alarm off when it's plugged in. (I bought a spare, but haven't used it because I found that my child only typically goes once at night. If that is not the case for your child it would probably be easiest just to have 2 sensors as in the middle of the night you might not feel like dealing with the "cleaning/drying" of the used sensor.). Hope that helps. Good luck!
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One sensor. I imagine more than one could be used but check with the mfg first.
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At this time, we only have one alert sensor, but are planning to get a second one. You can have up to 4 alert sensors for one base.
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There is only one sensor and it is inside the unit. I don't think this is meant to be outside, it mounts on the wall in the drywall. Whatever is wired to it will turn on when the set humidity is high enough and off when the humidity level drops to the set humidity.
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The motion detection sensor comes with lithium battery. Main unit has rechargeable. I have give up on the idea of trying to get this thing to call out to my son's home if there is an alarm. I think it is designed to highly encourage customers to use a paid answering service. They certainly do not make it easy (directions) to do anything else. I am not technologically challenged either.
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I don't recall seeing anything in the instructions/paperwork that came with the sensor saying that you cannot use rechargeable batteries. If I can ask, what will you be using this for? The reason I ask is this was a decent product but there is another product that isn't much more expensive than this and it's much less prone to false alarms. The Chamberlain CWA2000 is the better product in my opinion and experience.
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The cheap alarms only have one slot I think just for the shock sensor. In order to use the proximity sensor you would have to use the slot and forget about shock sensor. I'm using a viper so there is 2 slots.
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The sensor will not directly make an alarm trigger, but with the SmartSense Hub and a little bit of work with the SmartSense scripting thing on their site you should be able to instruct an alarm device to trigger when a certain type of event is detected. There might already be examples of this on their developer site.
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hello, the system has sensors, that you install where you need them, when you activate the alarm, if anyone tries to enter thru your door or window, the siren goes off , and it is loud enough to scare anyone off, not to mention alert your other neighbors, you can set it up to call your cell phone, or the local police dept, just make sure that you ok it with your police dept, every city has different rules. good luck
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Yes, there is a switch to activate or turnoff the sensor. However, then you must turn off all units, turn the sensor back on, then turn the unit on. So I suggest you only turn on all the units when the caregivers will be settled for a determined amount of time.