How do you turn the alarm off? Would I need to flip a switch or something on the sensor as you do with the floor sensing mats?
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You can turn it off on the remote receiver. There is a switch that can change the alert tone or turn the receiver off.
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There are two on/off options...one on the stationary motion detector and one on the mobile device.
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the sensor and the monitor can be turned off. so you have two places to turn it off with a simple switch.
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There's a switch on the back. BTW, I am a nurse for private duty home health and I recommend these for any of the homes where there is a high fall risk.
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I have sensitive ears, so the alarm was so loud to me that I didn't just let it go to see if it reset itself. I just shut it off physically. Hope that helps.
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Yes. Remove the cover from your Pitboss and locate the box containing four small toggle switches on the left side under the battery compartment. Move switch number 1 to the down position. Now turn your unit off, then power back on to reset. Your audible alarm is now off.
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I have my sensor placed on the floor next to my mothers bed. It took some trial and error to get placement right but now when anything goes off the top of the bed, foot , sock etc. the alarm sounds and I look at the video monitor to see if she's awake or if need to go in.
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Good morning. This is an ambient sensing thermostat, so it does not come with a floor sensor. If you need that feature, the model would be the TH115-AF-120S or the GFCI version, the TH115-AF-GA. We carry both of these, so please call us at 800-472-3292 and we would be pleased to assist you. Thanks. Jeff Cousins
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have your system wired so the motion sensors are all on one zone. that way you ca program your system to "stay". it turns off the inside stuff and keeps door and glass-break sensors active
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There is a remote that you place in the house and yes that will go off along with the alarm on the unit.no it can not be remotely turned off. I don't thin any of the alarms can. Its part of the code so you have to go look at why the alarm went off.
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No, there is one alarm that goes off if the chair or bed sensor is triggered. You do not have to tell this alarm which sensor to monitor, it works when either one loses pressure at all times. You have to turn the alarm off and reset it when it goes off. This alarm can be put in one place in the home, or carried with you - it is the size of a small book. Sometimes I would take it outside if I had to do some work out there. This was truly lifesaving for my mother. I would just run to her room and make sure she did not fall (she has dementia and falling had become a problem.) I purchased mine through Kerr Medical and they were extremely helpful, I recommend them. No, there is one alarm that goes off if the chair or bed sensor is triggered. You do not have to tell this alarm which sensor to monitor, it works when either one loses pressure at all times. You have to turn the alarm off and reset it when it goes off. This alarm can be put in one place in the home, or carried with you - it is the size of a small book. Sometimes I would take it outside if I had to do some work out there. This was truly lifesaving for my mother. I would just run to her room and make sure she did not fall (she has dementia and falling had become a problem.) I purchased mine... » Read More No, there is one alarm that goes off if the chair or bed sensor is triggered. You do not have to tell this alarm which sensor to monitor, it works when either one loses pressure at all times. You have to turn the alarm off and reset it when it goes off. This alarm can be put in one place in the home, or carried with you - it is the size of a small book. Sometimes I would take it outside if I had to do some work out there. This was truly lifesaving for my mother. I would just run to her room and make sure she did not fall (she has dementia and falling had become a problem.) I purchased mine through Kerr Medical and they were extremely helpful, I recommend them. « Show Less
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Good morning. I regretted having bought this alarm. It was a waste of money and would have returned it if only I could at that time. I hope this answers a question in your mind about the reliability of this sensor.
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There is a switch on the side that has 3 positions: Off, Alert, Alarm. Just switch to off during the day.
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yes you can turn it off. there is a slide switch (tiny) it has off, chime and alarm
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The only way the alarm would go off , ( through motion sensor alert not shock sensor or any other add on you may have) is if something as big as ur hand or bigger would to move next to the car ( Windows) it will send a warning alert which is 5 chirps, and is the ararm is alerted again whithin a short period of reset , a full alarm will be triggered
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There is a setting to reverse the sensor status. Out of the box it said the door was closed when open, etc
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You have to also have a z-wave alarm (and a SmartThings hub). SmartThings sells one on their website. If you have both, you can program the alarm to go off when the sensor opens during a schedule that you set (i.e. evening only, weekends only, whatever)
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I returned this alarm, and I think it's for the same reason you're posting your question: I couldn't turn off the alarm - when triggered - and get it to work in a silent mode. I don't think I could position it so my cat wouldn't set it off, and yet work as intended.
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There is no sensor, it is on until you turn it off. I usually let mine run al the time.
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I tried to use without alarm but foind it would not dial without the 9 volt battery installed. I suppose you could disable the speaker or cover it with tape.