Does this work with Honeywell RCA902N1004/N Wireless Motion Detector
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Yes it works. My door bell is on the first floor and the bell is on the second floor. However, it is not a "motion detector" or at least I don't use that feature (if it exists on this model). A guest needs to press the door bell.
1416733
The Motion Detector is a separate item. The bell has an outside button and you can place the bell within 33 feet of the doorbell part. You can also adjust the sound which is good.
341572
They most likely ordered the wrong one because my motion detection works just fine. It has worked every time when something passes by its sensers.
2081923
Agree with RIS.Depends on how your old ones are wired, or linked together, if at all.If they are powered by 120 volt house current, and are linked together, the answer would most likely be "no".If your old detectors are battery-operated type, and of the "stand alone" variety, the answer would be "yes".I replaced several of my old "First Alert" battery operated detectors with these, and have had no issues.
1131112
No, as I understand things, this sensor is designed to work only with the 2GiG wireless alarm panel. That alarm panel also talks z-wave, but that's a separate feature not associated with this sensor.
1425013
I would think so. Probably just an updated version. As as it's hardwired with the other house detectors, no problem
1397576
Sorry, not sure. The cord is special, and must be bought as a second item for normal wired detectors. Not sure how the wireless would work.
1041831
Search this number on Amazon. You will get the motion detector that works with this chime. RCA902N1004/N
194086
If you've got am Insteon switch already, you can "pair" this motion detector with it without needing any additional items. Just follow the directions that come with the detector.
1201062
The one I purchased works fine. It does have a very sensitive motion sensor with a wide angle. Check to see if there is any moving object within the swath of the detector.
1578743
This will not work with Honeywell WiFi stats, but is made to be used with their RedLink thermostats only. Any Honeywell model number with "WF" in it is not compatible with this sensor, but can use a wired C7189U sensor.
252936
There are two models. One has a motion detector, the other doesn't. You should not try to install a motion detector on any unit unless it is designed for it. You are better buying a unit that is a motion detection unit. Most motion units has a setting to function as day/night.That being said, I'm pleased with this unit as a dusk/dawn. I installed it on the house corner over the driveway to cover the front door, drive and garage.
953718
I would say probably not- the door bell is a wireless door bell and this is just a magnetic switch. but you should call Honeywell and ask them to be sure
1431047
Same thing here. Two 888LMs both work great, except the motion detector that results in lights turning off only momentarily, and then turning back on almost immediately. It is motion detection, only without motion.
2215794
According to here: http://www.remotesandkeys.com/product-p/z2062b.htmIt will work fine with that alarm.
616189
It will work and talk to other Nest Protect detectors, but not Kidde, First Alert, or any other detectors. The feature is called "wireless interconnect" for the nest by the way.
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It is wireless so I would think it would only work with the Honeywell chimes.
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Yes it does. Be sure to mark each sensor in the booklet so you will know which sensor went off. The monitoring company can tell you which station also. They will call you if a battery becomes disconnected and tell you which sensor to check, this happened to me. Also, don't install a motion sensor between the entry door and the keypad unless you plan on using the keyfob soon as you enter, this happened to me.