Aeon Labs have introduced a new Aeotec Z-Wave door Sensor.
The system is available in 2 parts, the smaller system consisting of a magnet is hidden in the door or window while the larger cylinder is recessed into the frame. The CR2 battery contained must supply around a year of service before needing changed.
The sensor must be suitable for illumination as well as safety applications as well as is available now for around €65.00
Looks best – At around 10 millimetres in width, some may phone call it little as well as compact. We like to phone call it invisible. It’s the Z-Wave door sensor that’s been created as the door sensor must have always been.
For a begin it doesn’t modification your home’s aesthetic. It’s not plastic stuck on a door. instead it’s a creative piece of innovation that installs just within your door’s frame. Aeotec’s Recessed Door Sensor is as lovely as the rest of your home. You never see it, you just feel its benefits.
Simple idea. powerful applications – Recessed Door Sensor is a basic idea. It tells you as well as your Z-Wave network if a door is open or closed. basic however powerful, Recessed Door Sensor allows you to produce a whole new level of manage with Z-Wave. Alarms. Safety. Intelligence. Automated decisions. All enabled by one simple, powerful as well as undetectable device.
Simple to set up – The appeal of an undetectable installation is complemented by the appeal of a basic installation. Installing Recessed Door Sensor is easy. adding it to your home’s network takes no a lot more than activating its battery as well as syncing it with your Z-Wave system. Making the whole thing undetectable indicates bit a lot more than a minor drill hole hidden away on the top of your door. It’s the kind of installation that takes no a lot more than 10 minutes however supplies years’ worth of benefits.
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