DBESTHOMESECURITYTemperature Sensor Alarm for Pet and Child Safety Enhancement
The sensor is vigilant 24/7, year-round, identifying in-home temperature extremes that could potentially harm you, your loved ones, or your valuables.
Heat Sensing Technology versus Smoke Detection: A Comparative Breakdown
"A heat detector employs an internal thermometer to notify you of elevated indoor temperatures, which can result in (1) heat exhaustion for both people and pets, and (2) more gradual yet severe issues such as corrosion, mold growth, insufficient insulation, or water damage within your home."
"In contrast, a smoke detector depends on alterations in air chemistry, infrared heat patterns, or a combination of both to detect the presence of fires. Smoke detectors typically do not notify you of minor temperature fluctuations, as it is assumed that a fire generates temperatures hundreds of degrees higher than a non-insulated or air-conditioned house. Hence, smoke proves to be a significantly more effective indicator."
Addresses emergencies within an average of 8 seconds
If your carbon monoxide alarm triggers, inducing panic, rest assured that within an average of 8 seconds, a security agent will initiate a call to confirm the alarm, coordinate with the police, and assist you in determining the next course of action. Here are additional reasons you can rely on monitoring to be there for you in critical moments:
- If your carbon monoxide alarm is activated, causing anxiety, a security agent will reach out to verify the alarm, liaise with law enforcement, and guide you on the necessary steps—all within an average of 8 seconds.
- Should your carbon monoxide alarm sound, leading to worry, a security agent will contact you within an average of 8 seconds to confirm the alarm, connect with the police, and assist you in determining the next steps.
- When your carbon monoxide alarm signals an emergency, causing concern, a security agent will initiate contact within an average of 8 seconds to verify the alarm, collaborate with the police, and guide you through the necessary decisions.
Skilled Installation for Your Freeze and Heat Monitoring Alarm
Is dedicated to providing you with top-notch service throughout every phase, especially during installation. That's why rigorously assesses and trains each installation technician it brings on board, and never delegates the task to external vendors. Feel a heightened sense of ease and assurance on the day of installation, knowing that your Smart Home Pro™ will strategically position heat detectors in garages, attics, and kitchens at the locations that prove most efficient.
Heat and Freeze Alarm Features
Temperature Monitoring
The freeze and heat sensor promptly delivers instant notifications to your application when the indoor temperature drops below or surpasses your predefined range. This ensures your feline companions remain protected, avoiding heat-related distress in the event of air conditioning failure—or preventing the risk of hypothermia should the furnace pilot light extinguish while you're absent.
Moisture Monitoring
Intense heat or frigid indoor temperatures have the potential to cause corrosion in appliances or freeze pipes, resulting in leaks and potential flooding. To proactively identify these issues, the heat temperature sensor and freeze alarm are equipped to detect moisture, alerting you when the 470PB probe is covered by at least ¼ inch of water. This early notification helps you address these issues before they escalate.
Tamper Resistance
Potential intruders are unlikely to tamper with your freeze and heat alarm; however, the curious nature of pets and children poses a different challenge. The cordless and wireless heat sensor, along with the freeze sensor, can be positioned on the floor or directly on appliances. Therefore, tamper alerts play a crucial role in maintaining the integrity of the sensors, particularly in households with young ones.
