Looks like a wired sensor to the alarm. So it isn't a remote alarm I can have in the house with the sensor in the utility room?
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This product is a good wire sensor.. Work a lot better then the wireless. And yes u can ha e it in the utility room
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If you use this as is, then you can't. If you install this with the telephone dialer, then the dialer itself is an alarm. so you can leave this unit in the utility room and install the dialer in your house. Between this sensor unit and the dialer is wireless.
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sk642 - is remote dial out that will work with this for the remote monitoring that you are looking for. And it comes with one of the wireless sensors
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This is exactly what I use it for - a utility room water alarm. By itself, it will sound an alarm. If you get the Ideal Security Base Unit (which I did), it will send a signal to this unit causing the unit to call you or any other designated phone number in case you are not home to let you know the sensor has been activated by water.
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These are battery powered remotes that both sound off when they sense water AND send a wireless signal to a dialing unit, which can indeed be in a different room. The dialing unit must be plugged into the home phone. It can then dial a series of phones (other than your home phone, since it is using that line), and give you an alert over the phone. We have it calling two cells and two work phones. Any questions: write me at Indybroughton@yahoo.com
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The alarm is loud inside the home. Not so loud outside. Having ongoing issues with the base sensing one door alarm & it on & off it flashes at the base. Going to try adding another signal enhancer. Already added one.
1304006
Good morning. I regretted having bought this alarm. It was a waste of money and would have returned it if only I could at that time. I hope this answers a question in your mind about the reliability of this sensor.
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The sensor is proximity based. There is generally an inch of movement allowed before the alarm will trigger. You can also fudge the sensor about an inch to get the alarm to trigger immediately if desired. The flexibility allows the sensor to be mounted backwards or offset for unusual mounting locations.
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hello, can you be more specific on your question please? this is an interface for alarm ,this isn't an alarm.
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There is only one sensor and it is inside the unit. I don't think this is meant to be outside, it mounts on the wall in the drywall. Whatever is wired to it will turn on when the set humidity is high enough and off when the humidity level drops to the set humidity.
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Neither. It's 12VDC and doesn't have a jack for a wall adapter. You have to direct wire it to a 12VDC source. But that shouldn't be a problem because you have to wire the sensor wires back to an alarm panel anyway. So you can just use a standard two-pair alarm cable for both power and sensing. If you just want a standalone CO detector, there are numerous simpler and less expensive devices at most home improvement stores.
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D R D I/m sorry. I did not buy this item for myself. I know the person I bought it for likes the alarm but I do not know how they have it hooked up. Sorry .
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You should definitely turn off the power before you hook this up. If this is hooked to your alarm panel its likely powered by the transformer in the alarm panel. What I did is called my alarm company, asked them to put my system in test mode and let them know that I was powering down the alarm panel. I turned off the breaker for the alarm panel, and then did the sensor swap....Powered the system back up and called the alarm company to put the system back into active. mode. Risky that you damage the new sensor if you try to hook it up with the power on...I don't recommend it.
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The alarm has exposed wires, no plugs. Setting this up with an adapter would require some creativity and would probably be a fire hazard. You could make it work but there are better solutions for an interior alarm.
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Could be your neighbor has one too. Or a similar doorbell next door could have the same jumper setup. Try changing the jumper settings.
718395
The sensor you are referring to is actually the switch itself. If you require an alarm, you may have to buy one and integrate it to the float switch wiring to provide the additional functionality.
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Absolutely! I hooked it up to a motion sensor light. However you need two things: 1. get a toggle switch to shut off the alarm because it will turn on until the motion sensor warms up. 2. you need to get a dc/ac adaptor so you can plug it into the house current. I made two and they work great.
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Description indicates this is is an Ionization Sensor alarm. These are single battery detectors, not linked or wired in. From the description - Kidde strongly recommends that both ionization and photoelectric smoke alarms be installed to help insure maximum detection of the various types of fires that can occur within the home.
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I'm really not qualified to answer that. Perhaps contact the manufacturer of the alarm to get their take on your idea.
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Yes it is a motion sensor alarm. And yes if everytime you or your dog pass in front of the range of the motion sensor, it would ring the number you tied it to. There seems to be an alarm on this sensor but I have never heard it. The most I get is phone calls which is good in some respects.
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The alarm sound plays off the receiver. It's loud as all hell but that's the part in your house. It will annoy you before the neighbors.