Can this be set to go off if anyone enters while I am gone? Or do I need the remote variety?
1364924
This unit will sound the alarm if motion activates the sensor. It will reset itself after about a minute if no further motion is detected. The basic operation is - When exiting you press the number "4" to arm the alarm. You then have about 30 seconds to leave the area. When entering you enter a 4 digit code (which you decide when setting up the alarm) to disarm the alarm. You have about 10 seconds to disarm the alarm before it activates.
1364925
Once it is set, it will go off when it detects movement. No need for a remote.
1101061
If you use the remote, you may turn on and off as you wish which would include short blasts. The attached on/off switch would also work but it puts you inside the fog.
33762
We have one installed. It is wonderful not having to use a key when leaving - just push the "lock" button. On entry, no fumbling for keys - just the code. When we're home or in the yard during the day, we usually leave ours unlocked, and it does not lock automatically. So either older/different model, or there is a setting. There was a one-time set up using some switches as I recall. Does NOT need to be reset after changing the batteries.
1723763
Simple answer is yea you can. Whether you or someone else install just let them know you don't want the remote start function. Even if they do it install it a switch can turn it on or off whenever you want it disabled. Hope this helps.
334047
Yes, you may program the switch to "auto-on" when you enter and then it will "auto-off" when you exit. To address your question, when you program the switch (fairly easy), turn off the "auto-on" feature that way when someone walks into the room they have to hit the switch to turn it on. That is your manually leave off option. Then you will need to program the timer to stay on for the specific time option Lutron gives you. Something like 5 min, 15min, 30min, etc...Nice switch! Good luck!
1737460
Perhaps, but you only hit the button when you start the timer. It automatically turns off when complete. Then you walk away.
94384
Yes, you can turn it off in the software, or reduce the time in stays on - 5 secs, 10 secs etc.I don't know about Mike's batteries lasting only 2 weeks - I'm going on 6 weeks and haven't replaced the batteries - I use the remote all the time.
120550
Yes multiple remotes can be used fir the same outlet. No to automatically turn off.
2077995
The panic button is much like the one on your key fob for your car, EXCEPT to turn it off (alarm) you must enter your security code on the master unit. It will not shut off using the remote. If you saw someone around your shed you can push the panic button and the alarm will go off in the shed and at the master unit in the house. Hopefully the perp runs away, the alarm is very loud.
2008026
no- good question, if you are outside, and want to come in. the alarm will LOUDLY go off, and then once you walk IN the house you can reach to shut it off. IF you are INthe house and want to leave, you can press the bypass button, but you will need to close the door completely in a few seconds, or the alarm will go off. ( example--you can not go out and leave the door open b/c you're coming right back...you MUST close door as soon as you pass through it)
1620285
It can be turned off without the remote on the unit itself. Hold down the power button down for 3-4 seconds on the unit while it is running.
1592925
It has to be turned off. These are good for little ones who might want to explore or for far away doors/windows. Also good just in case someone does enter, gives you a heads up to prepare(if you will) but may scare off. Good to have primary alarm but good backup. Hope this helps....
277832
No. The remote is proprietary to the lock. I have two kfobs as well due to this. Only networked home automation systems can do both.
306968
Only the receiver has a off-on switch, the remote is on all the time. To get around this problem I take the batteries out when I'm done using the timer. But as far as I'm concerned this is no big deal.
2120417
You cannot turn this device off remotely. And it is not capable of differentiating between your motion and motion you want it to alert you to. I say, "Tiny, be quiet!" and walk over and tap the top which silences the unit for a couple minutes. An alternative would be to find a way to put a sheet of glass between you and the device - my unit doesn't seem to sense through glass - but then anything else on the other side of the glass would not be sensed either.
549688
Yes, you absolutely can. I've done it! Don't know of any remote that can prevent it though?
1632511
No, the remote detects movement and if there is none the remote shuts off. Shake the remote to keep it active.