Can these detectors be daisy chained together so that if one goes off they all go off?
1454090
I do not believe this one can. I bought this one as a stand alone unit for an RV. The only ones I know of that can be connected are the ones that are 110 volt with a battery back up.
1071380
No, you cannot daisy chain them together, the end of one hose is a thermostat. You would need another extension cord for another hose.
1378471
No they are not wired together and don't communicate with one another or with your home security system. They act as a supplement to your hardwired system.
1122420
Yes. Made to daisy chain. Independently adjustable when daisy chained where, also, one can be off when the other is on.
1846293
you could do this but you should take into consiseration that eventually the velcro will start to sag causing gap between the magnet and the switch to increase, giving false alarms. the second thing that you need to take into consideration is that each sensor's location is programed into the base station and the base station wil only recognize that sesor for that location, you cannot mix the senors or else or else the base station will indicate a wrong breach location.
1613535
You have to wire them in series and turn both on. They will not work if you want one on and the other off.
1017929
It is a motion detector. You can add extra transmitters... they sell them here on ebay for about $75. I'm not sure how many transmitters the receiver can accommodate, but it will work with more than one.
1707284
Yes. I don't know of a way to hook up more than one sensor. Works well though.
1048787
I have four; one has the sensor facing the house and is a few inches from the wall. It does not affect its ability to detect light and it turns on and off at the same time as the others.
288943
Yes. I currently run three receivers from one door button. Make sure you keep fresh batteries in all. If one drops off, it is possible the others may drop as wall.
1008165
Yes. I have 3 CO detectors and 5 smoke detectors on 3 floors communicating perfectly with each other.
886734
I have the First Alert ZCOMBO detectors and they work great with SmartThings. You can pick them up from Lowes.
1341603
Yes, they can all work together. One Receiver can work with five Sensors in maximum, but one Sensor can work with unlimited Receivers at the same time. You need to pair code between Receiver and Sensor before installation. After loading batteries in two Receivers, within 30 seconds, trigger the first Sensor to pair code with the two Receivers and then trigger the second one. You will hear three beep sounds from the two Receivers indicating a successful pairing with the Sensor. After successful pairing, trigger each Sensor, the two Receivers will alarm at the same time. Then you can put these Receivers and Sensors to your desired places. Yes, they can all work together. One Receiver can work with five Sensors in maximum, but one Sensor can work with unlimited Receivers at the same time. You need to pair code between Receiver and Sensor before installation. After loading batteries in two Receivers, within 30 seconds, trigger the first Sensor to pair code with the two Receivers and then trigger the second one. You will hear three beep sounds from the two Receivers indicating a successful pairing with the Sensor. After successful pairing, trigger each Sensor, the two Receivers will alarm at the same time. Then you... » Read More Yes, they can all work together. One Receiver can work with five Sensors in maximum, but one Sensor can work with unlimited Receivers at the same time. You need to pair code between Receiver and Sensor before installation. After loading batteries in two Receivers, within 30 seconds, trigger the first Sensor to pair code with the two Receivers and then trigger the second one. You will hear three beep sounds from the two Receivers indicating a successful pairing with the Sensor. After successful pairing, trigger each Sensor, the two Receivers will alarm at the same time. Then you can put these Receivers and Sensors to your desired places. « Show Less
645229
I don't see why not. I would put them on different time delays for a power failure so they both wouldn't try to call you at the same time. I assume you want two units for temperature monitoring.
1403993
I'd guess you can--if I remember right they can be turned about a quarter turn to turn on/off. Guess I'd try it with one just to be sure, if you have time. The first one I tried to get working didn't seem to work--but it was just operator error . . . ;)
1108245
Not 100% sure, but I don't think these can be linked together using a special link: Each individual light has its own link, there is no master switch that can turn several on-off, unless you custom make some hard-wiring and install a master switch. This may be messy depending if you can hide the wiring. Simply connect them to each other by splicing, and install a switch at the beginning of the electric supply.
2132911
It has the expanded functionality to do so, but is not included in this purchase. This doorbell will work with this particular motion detector, supposedly: RCA902N1004/N