does the honeywell 4816 wireless transmitter comes with magnet sensor
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Usually New 5816 transmitters come complete ( transmitter / battery / magnet / mounting bracket / screws / mounting tape ) Contact the seller to verify what is included. A used unit most likely will be a la carte.
556871
No, this particular package does not, but you can buy this with one if you want. I bought this as an additional sensor for the system I already had.
2261515
Well, not really. The sensor must connect to the hub over a short-distance wireless link. The hub then handles the tasks of alerting or controlling whatever the user has programmed. The hub must be connected to the internet for any information to leave the premises.
1514009
Good question. We are currently looking into away for a wireless and wired remote sensing system for this product. The honeywell product doesn't really allow a connect. Please can you send me your contact details and a brief description on your requirements?
1272493
I can only tell you that if the Honeywell uses Z-Wave technology, then it should. Z-Wave uses low-power RF broadcasting a digital code. If you already have the BR100NX bridge, then you should know about the process of discovering devices. If it will not acknowledge the presence of the 2dig Thermostat, then send it back. The only variable is the coding.
2268603
Yes it does. The transmitter's signal goes both through the outside wall and inside walls.
30034
Yes it does, the transmitter is built in i believe. It does not have AM however
276740
Yes when I ordered the system I added 2 additional transmitters. They are available from several retailers on Amazon. I added door transmitters and model is Honeywell Ademco 5816WMWH.
1731755
Yes, I replaced existing window sensors of the same design and they work great!I did not replace the magnet portion of the set, as the magnets that were in the window frame were fine, and of a different style.
1897668
Experiment #128 does. You need a radio, it produces static in it as the output. Also, you have to hold the metal right up to the ferrite antenna coil.I haven't built that one yet, just what the manual reads.
2179404
Far as I know there are no physical "add-on" sensors for the thermostat, nor any place to connect them. The unit relies on weather-based reporting data via a wifi network for outdoor/remote sensing based on zip code and are not specific to the thermostat's "exact" mounted location. It does have it's own temperature/humidity sensors integrated on board for specific mounting location temp/humidity readings that vary slightly from the wifi readings.
954051
Yes. We have four sensors with two receivers; two of the sensors were purchased separately. Both receivers (one upstairs and one downstairs) signal when any of the four doors are opened.
1176864
It does have a indoor sensor, but I don,t know if you can add more then one sensor indoors. I suggest go to honeywell's website.
173598
The magnet should be mounted as close to the magnet as possible. The further the magnet is away the more potential will be for false alarms. I mounted the magnets approximately a quarter to 5/16 of an inch away from the transmitter.... and I have had no false alarms on them.
234302
Yes it does. I think the description calls it a transmitter. Verbiage I also had to learn.
1387801
It comes with its own sensors, I'm not sure if yours will hook up to the new opener or not.
416484
I had to look up the 6280 at Honeywell's website. It does not have any type of wireless transmitter or receiver built in. You would have to purchase a wireless receiver to attach to your security system if you don't have one already. That is the determining factor, do you have wireless devices already? If you do; they have to be 2800 series devices. If the answer to both is yes, than yes the remotes can be programmed into the security system.