Does anyone know if it would be possible to run the signals from the wireless receiver module through my existing in wall wiring?
477023
mine is working fine with it that way but there are times when the signal gets weak
1277619
Yes. This unit can send and receive signals to all other wired alarms. In addition, it sends and receives wireless signals.
1175072
This just sends out the signal. You need to check the instructions on the existing receiver you have.
2283525
Only if you have existing hardwired units installed and you want them to work in unison with the wireless units. In that case you would replace one of the existing devices with a Kidde 1279-9999/RF-SM-AC which can communicate with the wireless devices as well as any existing hard wired units. Otherwise, the wireless devices work well with companion wireless units.
1427994
I had the same problem because I removed the wire for the wall button in order to insert the wire for the new receiver. What I had to do (my brother in law explained it to me) is insert BOTH the wire for the wall button, AND the wire for the new receiver into the same hole/receptacle. They will both fit in there. Sounds wonky, I know, but that is where they both need to be to make both the remote and the wall button work.
561607
sure, the connectors are removable from the bracket and the wires are standard clip connections to your wifi module. Don't know why you'd want to - the wires are fine quality already. You might want to put on different antennae?
1268940
Have not used my unit that way. But if unit made for one structure I doubt if signal can penetrate one exterior wall to enter the wall of another house. That just my opinion.
208534
i'm no expert but i believe, if i am getting your question right. even though it's wireless both the receiver & transmitter have to have power (12volt dc). the receiver transmits a wireless signal to the monitor (evidently sold separately). which means that u have to make sure that the transmitter & your monitor (purchased separately)r compatible.
1161003
this will not work, you need a powered converter, they sell them on here for like $30. i needed to do the same thing, got this, it didnt work, got a powered converter and it did. it will not convert the signal on its own, needs power!
68824
I wouldn't. Product never really worked right. Wireless signal was always spotty at best. No way to direct plug to circumvent wireless issues.
357356
I don't think so. The repeater only picks up existing wireless and increases / repeats signal. I would have to recommend looking further into item description on website. good luck.
155938
Wow, good question. The wires you need to connect to are the ones that go from the button outside the house, to the box on your wall. You have a wireless setup, so I really doubt you have those wires to connect to.I really doubt it will work.
964346
yes you can wire them witha swith. there is a switch on the unit but just leave that switch on and you can run another wall swith
967523
The module has a transmitter and a receiver and will have to integrate with a base station to allow remote entry. Mine is tied in through my existing Z-wave system and works swimmingly.
1265913
I think that you can connect you receiver to a wireless network using a wireless adapter like NETGEAR WNCE2001
245682
Haven't tried. USB wireless receiver works fine and is nearly invisible, though.
118540
Note this is a wired remote signal repeater. Sounds like you a are wanting a wireless option, possibly.