Can we buy 6' or 10' sensor cables?
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You'll need the alarm (Honeywell RWD41) for the sensing cable to work, but yes, either cable will work in the alarm or as posted in an earlier response up to 240 feet of cable can be connected to one alarm. The ends of the cables are RJ-11 type connectors - or standard household land line connectors. The RWD80/T extension cable comes with an end that will plug into the cable that comes with the alarm or can be used instead of the cable that comes with the alarm. The sensing cables can indeed be extended using regular phone connecting wires with the standard RJ-11 jacks - understand that regular phone wires will NOT detect water, just extend the length from the alarm to where you place the sensing cable. You'll need the alarm (Honeywell RWD41) for the sensing cable to work, but yes, either cable will work in the alarm or as posted in an earlier response up to 240 feet of cable can be connected to one alarm. The ends of the cables are RJ-11 type connectors - or standard household land line connectors. The RWD80/T extension cable comes with an end that will plug into the cable that comes with the alarm or can be used instead of the cable that comes with the alarm. The sensing cables can indeed be extended using regular phone connecting wires with the standard RJ-11 jacks - understand that... » Read More You'll need the alarm (Honeywell RWD41) for the sensing cable to work, but yes, either cable will work in the alarm or as posted in an earlier response up to 240 feet of cable can be connected to one alarm. The ends of the cables are RJ-11 type connectors - or standard household land line connectors. The RWD80/T extension cable comes with an end that will plug into the cable that comes with the alarm or can be used instead of the cable that comes with the alarm. The sensing cables can indeed be extended using regular phone connecting wires with the standard RJ-11 jacks - understand that regular phone wires will NOT detect water, just extend the length from the alarm to where you place the sensing cable. « Show Less
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I'm not sure -- I am just a customer. It seems like the one that comes in the package is 6 feet. But it also comes with an extender cable, which is just a regular phone cord. Supposedly you can chain these together somehow, but I couldn't find documentation on it. Are you just trying to extend the distance from the beeper or extend the area that it is detecting water over?
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You'll need the alarm (Honeywell RWD41) for the sensing cable to work, but yes, either cable will work in the alarm or as posted in an earlier response up to 240 feet of cable can be connected to one alarm. The ends of the cables are RJ-11 type connectors - or standard household land line connectors. The RWD80/T extension cable comes with an end that will plug into the cable that comes with the alarm or can be used instead of the cable that comes with the alarm. The sensing cables can indeed be extended using regular phone connecting wires with the standard RJ-11 jacks - understand that regular phone wires will NOT detect water, just extend the length from the alarm to where you place the sensing cable.
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What do you mean?The description of a product: "Up to 240 feet of water sensing cable may be added to an alarm".
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Check this out more on your own but I think this would work. No promises.Honeywell RWD80/T Water Defense Water Sensing Alarm Extension Cable
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I am using the ones it came with. But as for 10 feet? Yes, with the correct gauge wire....as you indicated you would use.
727075
No but they are not that expensive. You can order them any length you need.
1867605
I used the 8 gage power cable as it suggested. I would ask a local install shop to see if a 10 gage would be a problem.
1316813
They are the same as the Maverick ET732; 3ft. Maverick sells 6ft probes which can be added.
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I have no idea. You would have to contact Amazon or the manufacturer. My feeling is, why not get the sensors? They can't be that much more money and then you'll have extra parts just in case.
1356150
you probably want to purchase the pack of 4 25' cables. The ones that are attached are about 4' long.
362224
You can get longer cables. I purchased 100' cables. they run about 25$ or so. great system
707714
the cable that came with mine is 10FT but it says you can lengthen with same guage wire.
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The cable that connects the sensor to the device is a standard phone cable. You just need to get a phone cable in the length you need. The maximum cable length that can be used is 100ft.
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you can buy a longer cable from other seller, because we only have 15m cable. The cable will be very cheap.
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I have 10 of those and the cable fits. You can also use a 5$ extension that will go trough the post.
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The cables can be lengthened. I have gotten into the habit of connecting the wires to a cable that uses 16.0 gauge wire. Make sure to dip the ends in dielectric grease to keep the weather from corroding the wire.
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I doubt there is a kit per say, but it can be lengthened for sure. I would be confident in doing it easily with mine, because I have the tools and parts, but it wouldn't pretty the way I would do it. I would get some thin wire, (since the sensor needs very little voltage) pop open the main unit and remove the original wire from any circuitry inside. Next solder in the new wire and take that new wire's other end and use crimpers and wire connectors to close the circuit. If you know any handymen, they could explain better than I.
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Hi Michael, you could do this you would just end up with some extra 4-in-1 adapters and elbows. You could also just buy the 10ft extensions (item #39623).
310555
Sorry, the factory only provide the product with cable length as shown in the picture, if you want longer cable, you can prepare it by your self, thanks!
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You can use any micro-USB cable, like this one: C&amp;E USB to Micro-USB Cable - 6 Ft