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This product has been discontinued.
Freezing conditions can destroy plumbing elements and appliances that contain water. Freeze sensors can be added to your Honeywell Wireless Home Security System to generate an alarm if low temperatures threaten damage to your home or property. The freeze sensor contains a wireless transmitter packaged with an element that detects temperatures below 41 degrees Fahrenheit (5 degrees Celsius).
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- Freeze sensors are designed for installation on an interior wall.
- Freeze sensors require no wiring.
- Freeze sensors monitor temperature continuously - 24 hours a day, and activate if the temperature drops below 41 degrees Fahrenheit (5 degrees Celsius).
- Freeze sensors communicate low temperature conditions to the Home Security System control panel and cause an alarm to sound.
- The Home Security System can be programmed to deliver a voice message to two designated numbers to announce potential low temperature damage.
- Each freeze sensor continually tests its batteries and notifies the control panel when they are low.
You Need to Know:
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- Each freeze sensor requires two AAA alkaline batteries (not included).
- Each freeze sensor must be added to the Home Security System control panel equipment list before it can operate as part of the system.
- Each freeze sensor should be installed within 100 feet of the Home Security System control panel.
- Freeze sensors can be mounted with double-sided tape or screws (both are provided).
- Freeze sensors should be installed where they will not be exposed to moisture.
- Freeze sensors may be installed in any location that you want to protect from low temperatures. However, avoid locations near exterior walls that may become excessively cold.
- Each freeze sensor should be tested seasonally to verify that it is working properly. Testing requires that you cool the sensor to a temperature below 41 degrees Fahrenheit (5 degrees Celsius).
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