I plan to tile the floor and want to have a wired sensor probe embedded in the mortar under the tile. Is there a sensor probe that can be used?
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These are designed for ambient room temperature and do not accept a remote sensor.
590681
I do recall reading about a remote sensor option. Their customer service was spot on with info when I called.
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I use my for monitoring temperature inside my BBQThey include a clip for the probe that I use to keep the probe attached to one of my gratesWorks great for me, very accurate and responsive
60542
the only way that would work is if you drilled a hole in the oven. The probe needs to be inside and the dial or face needs to be outside of the heat source.
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Don,t see why not, temp is temp. Inside the probe is a thermpcouple, that sendstiny amounts of electricity to the meter which is read in degs. But keep it feom gettingwet where the wire comes out of the probe.
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You can either spread a layer of thin set mortar over it or self leveling compound. Just make sure it's flat for tile.
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I was not able to get this sensor to work becuause I was not able to access the installer menu. You have to enter the installer menu to tell the system to "learn" that there is a new sensor installed.You need to know IF you can access the installer menu (requires a special code) before you order any new wireless sensor or else (like me) you will not be able to use it. We ended up replacing the entire GE system with a DSC system from ADT. The DSC system has hard wired door sensors so we do not have to worry about batteries and wireless codes etc.
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I wouldnt be sure about that. All my three movment sensors are in the same floor the only way to know would be trying. Sensors are infra-red so no objects as wins moved courtains trigger the alarm. A living animal like your pet will butvyou can desable areas where they move. I have two alarms conected to the main unit (wireless) and believe me the noise would frighten any intruder.
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My experience is that the sensor must be very close to the transmitted signal. My opinion is it would not work for cable behind wallboard, etc. Could be a help in sorting out cables you can touch.
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My Amzdeal Motion Sensor is located in an unobstructed and works well there. In order to answer your question, I installed it in my bathroom fixture which is the closest thing I have to a recessed ceiling with a white -frosted glass cover fixture. Unfortunately it did not work.
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I have not had occasion to need a probe, but you might try this link. http://www.maverickhousewares.com/parts_and_service.htm
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If you mean "can you connect a "wired" door or window sensor to the unit?", yes you can as long as the sensor is tied to the Mace unit by physical wire and your sensor supplies a "short" (a loop) across the two conductors of your wire when the sensor goes "active". The Mace Base Unit has a little terminal board in the battery compartment where you can attach incoming sensor wires. If you attach the sensor wires between "trigger 2 & Gnd" or "trigger 3 & Gnd" and activate the "wired" sensor, the unit will sense a trigger and will go into alarm state. I tried this and it sets off the Mace Base Station and I was able to clear the alarm with the remote unit that I normally use. I have my Mace Base Station programmed to call me on my cell phone. When I short "trigger 2 to Gnd" or "trigger 3 to Gnd" the unit goes into a "trigger" mode and calls me on the cellphone which is exactly what happens when a "wireless" sensor is activated. I didn't have to program anything to get the "wired trigger" to activate as it functioned on whatever programming I had previously performed for "wireless" operation. I read through the Mace Manual and there is no mention of the "wired" option but it does work. I don't know if there's any technical implications other than what I observed. You could call Mace on 800-447-1503 to verify this operation. I hope this helps.
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Underneath the unit. There is a clip that the wires, including the sensor, attach to.
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While I haven't tried to do it, I believe that you can add a sensor to this unit. I can't find it on Amazon, but here's the link to Home Depot. Again, I haven't tried it, but this is clearly the sensor that's with this unit. http://www.homedepot.com/p/t/202216934?productId=202216934&storeId;=10051&langId;=-1&catalogId;=10053&ci;_sku=202216934&cm;_mmc=shopping%2d%5f%2dgoogleads%2d%5f%2dpla%2d%5f%2d202216934&ci;_gpa=pla
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Sure you can. Works like a charm. Set it and alarm will beep on temp. Nice machine. The wire can over heat in the BBQ tho. Learning exp. just get new probe. And also be careful not to pull by the wire. It possibly might pull out and not work after. Pull by the solid probe! �
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That is what I purchased mine for. I drilled a small hole in the floor of one if my closets to drop the probe thru and placed it where its easy to open the door and get a reading. Works great.
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You do have to be pretty close to the wire for the sensor to pick it up, so I don't think it would detect it at all underground. Besides that, even if it could, it's not designed to clarify where an abrupt end to a signal is, so if you lost the signal, it could mean the wire is broke or you are no longer following the wire. Bottom line, this tool is not the way to resolve your problem.
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Using the Ecobee Remote Sensor Module it will support remote sensors. however if you want to use them to do zoning you would need a traditional zoning board and such. You should be able to find it online, I also found an unused module one this week if you need one, changed out my Ecobees for a manufacturer mandated thermostat on my new variable speed HVAC.