will this work on a non-honeywell system? I assume on a alarm that is similar 433 frequency?
1868790
I would think so. Mine is for a Honeywell but I believe they run the same freq.
1436323
im sorry im not sure. we have a Honeywell and it works fine I had replaced it a few years ago now. And we haven't had a problem since
48840
Pretty sure no. This is a stand alone item that doesn't daisy chain to any other alarm system.
2215793
According to here: http://www.remotesandkeys.com/product-p/z2062b.htm It will work fine with that alarm.
1272491
i don't think it will, unless the thermostat is a Z-WAVE product. i currently have 2 honeywell thermostats that are not ZWAVE, but they have their own internet connection & cost nothing to access on line..
1274799
If you currently are using an astra/ scytek alarm then it will work it can be programed to any astra / scytek alarm. They work great get about a month and a half on a AAA battery.
358737
Yes it will work. Anything that utilizes a battery this will work for. Download a copy of the equipment electrical schematic along with the schematic provided with the alarm and it will be a easy installation.
1836874
It does show up at alarm.com in combination with my Panel. So if your panel supports zwave and alarm.com, then it probably works.
1741982
It works for me. As long as you don't exceed about half an inch between the two planes of the alarm, you should be good. I used stacked double-side tape to bring the two alarm pieces to closer alignment and have had zero issues (have used these alarms in two houses over the course of the last five years)
450786
If you are going through Alarm.com or one of their dealers you should be able to. That's what I have and it works great.
1735501
No it is not Zwave/Zigbee/BTLE/Lutron (as supported by Wink) it is strictly a 345 mhz alarm system sensor
191177
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.
922377
Yes according to the manual. It must be a 110/120 V line type, not a low voltage one. Honeywell makes a 5-2 day programmable thermostat that would work well with this unit.
2195726
Hi, No it will not. It's for reading engine codes. The Alarm system is an auxiliary system is if it is monitored at all.
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Michael - in response to your question, I'm not sure. We have a Honeywell "Ademco Vista" series system with hard wire sirens and the set sirens I purchased, the Honeywell Ademco 702 are fantastic - they are so loud that they'll wake the dead. Our house has been broken in to on more than one occasion and each time the thieves have left without taking anything because the sirens are ear piercing and the whole neighborhood is alerted to the fact that something's very wrong. Once the sirens are activated the bad men flee in short order.
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Mine is a an old ADT system and it works. The piece that goes into the door is only a magnet. It's pretty simple technology. When it moves away from the wired part it activates the Alarm. I think would work on most alarms.
2256806
I am no expert on this alarm system, but if you are simply installing the alarm feature and not the auto start or engine kill, I believe it will. Simply because all I had to do was hook the red up to the red on the battery. And then the black to the neg. battery terminal. Based on how simple that seems id say yes the motion sensor aspect would work.