Is this Wireless? What brand is this, and how is the outside temperature gauge installed?
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No, the sensor is attached via a wire. And the compass runs on nominal 12 volt power from the vehicle via the attached power port plug. The 3 volt lithium battery retains the calibration for the compass when the unit is off (no 12 volt power) or unplugged. As to the brand - it is a Road Pro. As to the outside temperature gauge, it's integrated into the LCD display. The sensor, preferably mounted towards the front of the vehicle away from heat sources, measures the outside temp. I could go into details on exactly how the whole units works, but I'm sure I'd lose you in a hurry.
195046
It is wireless. I use these on non metal frame doors and windows. My controller is Touch L5100. Strongly recommended
65422
Hi James, it's not wireless. Let me know if you have any other questions. :)
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It's not wireless. I have this computer and I read the description of it and it didn't say wireless but I didn't need it
274851
The unit isn't wireless. It requires being either hard wired to a 12v electrical system in a car, or being plugged into a cigarette lighter, again 12v.
583677
It's not wireless. The shop that installed it for me had to run a wire to the license plate camera I bought.
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This does not have wifi (wireless) capability. This works by outputting a open or closed contact based on the resistance between two input pins. You could I assume create a wireless temperature sensor using a temperature probe and a controller with a wireless interface - say a Arduino or Raspberry PI for example. However, you would also have to (I assume) provide a wireless relay control circuit - by the time you have done all that you are better off just using a controller (Arduino or Raspberry PI). If the point is that the temperature being sensed is in an adverse environment (remote?) that also complicates issues. So, the short answer is I don't think so, wrong device for the job. This does not have wifi (wireless) capability. This works by outputting a open or closed contact based on the resistance between two input pins. You could I assume create a wireless temperature sensor using a temperature probe and a controller with a wireless interface - say a Arduino or Raspberry PI for example. However, you would also have to (I assume) provide a wireless relay control circuit - by the time you have done all that you are better off just using a controller (Arduino or Raspberry PI). If the point is that the temperature being sensed is in an adverse environment (remote?)... » Read More This does not have wifi (wireless) capability. This works by outputting a open or closed contact based on the resistance between two input pins. You could I assume create a wireless temperature sensor using a temperature probe and a controller with a wireless interface - say a Arduino or Raspberry PI for example. However, you would also have to (I assume) provide a wireless relay control circuit - by the time you have done all that you are better off just using a controller (Arduino or Raspberry PI). If the point is that the temperature being sensed is in an adverse environment (remote?) that also complicates issues. So, the short answer is I don't think so, wrong device for the job. « Show Less
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No. It is heated just by plugging it in. There is no temperature control gauge.
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Not sure but mine never worked properly as a WiFi thermostat so I got sick of the lousy customer service and purchased an ECOBEE and it works great and has a wireless temp sensor standard and extras are available.
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Hi. I noticed these are in the package. Battery operated and wireless but I did not tried. I am using the PIR sensor operations and happy with the battery endurance and alarm alerting
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It cannot be used alone. It is not wireless.It does not send alerts.It is really to be used to move the temperature sensor of a professional Honeywell Thermostat to another location without moving the control panel. You can also use several of them to "average" the temperature reading in several locations.
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no it is not wireless and one cable has to run to whereever you want to have. i installed to top of back window an you can see through mirror.
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All the wireless are junk. They last just until out of warranty and then they're done. Invest in a wired unit inside your computer. Easy to install & won't quit on you. ;)
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No, this has no wireless capability at all. It is a great thermostat however. I love mine!
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Sorry, Douglas, I have the wireless disconnected as it is connected via Ethernet cable. I'm out of town and can't check on it.
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The thermostat is wireless but attached to the wall. You can place it wherever you want without running wires. The portable control allows you to choose to read the temp from wherever you put it
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Sorry to say it is not wireless. However, for the price it is a great litle unit.