Can you use multiple pads with one wireless alarm unit?
1144935
Yes I think that you can use multiple pads with one alarm unit. I have not had a need to do this, but I know that you have to follow a separate set of instructions in order to calibrate the additional pads to one alarm unit. The people at Kern Medical are very helpful. I suggest giving them a call at their toll free number.
2181789
You can choose to use either one for each or one for both units as they can be programmable to the setting very easily... This is a great unit by the way... Cheers!
2257920
Yes and NO. NO, because you don't have an extra connection on the controller. But you can use a splitter to use the same crash sound on 2 pads.
2068301
I wouldnt be sure about that. All my three movment sensors are in the same floor the only way to know would be trying. Sensors are infra-red so no objects as wins moved courtains trigger the alarm. A living animal like your pet will butvyou can desable areas where they move. I have two alarms conected to the main unit (wireless) and believe me the noise would frighten any intruder.
590974
The pads are not physically connected to anything. The alarm unit can be run by either an AC adaptor or batteries. Recommend buying the adaptor and keeping batteries in it for when you want to move around with the alarm. The alarm unit comes automatically calibrated to the sensor pads. The alarm unit plug indicates it takes DC 6~12v. Kerr Medical sells a 9v adaptor separately.
2258759
I don't know for 100%, but I'm pretty sure it will only do one at a time. If you stacked one on the other, the top device may be too far from the pad to charge.
594703
I'm not sure if you can use two receivers in one house, but I monitor two refrigerators by putting one transmitter in each appliance. If either one goes down, I will get an alarm.
267292
Some monitoring companies such as those aligned with Alarm.com can do a wireless firmware upgrade (mine did) which is required if your main control panel is on a different firmware than the TS-1. Likewise, the TS-1 and Control panel need to be on a more current version of the firmware - 1.9 I believe so requesting an update is advisable anyway.
1418077
I have two wireless transmitters in my home. I never had a problem running both at the same time. My second transmitter is a different brand though.
1347720
Yes, in conjunction with the Honeywell HZ432 panel and wireless adapter you can have up to 4 wireless zones installed. They will not interfere with each other - each gets set as a seperate zone.
475873
I don't think you could use it that way. The alarm function is designed so it can be set for 5 separate times each day. Example: 6 AM, 10 AM, 2 PM, 6 PM, 9 PM.
1862421
Yes. You can program 1 master PIN for programming or disabling the alarm, 4 PIN's for disabling only (for maids, friends, etc.), and 1 duress PIN.
674767
Yes it can. You give the keypads separate addresses in programming. This is a very versatile alarm system.
361747
The unit comes with the basic installation instructions. I do not know if it can be function in a wireless mode as I mine is used as the 2nd keypad in the bedroom and it was hardwired to the control module of the alarm. My installation was completed by the alarm company on a 2nd visit as they were short one keypad for my bedroom during their first visit.
1924608
Yes. However, if your unit lasts long enough to require additional pads...CONGRATULATIONS!!!
744353
This unit communicates with the main unit as any of the wireless sensors do. In other words, you need a main unit such as the unit featured in the system 80-649-3N-XT - GE SIMON XT WIRELESS Security System available through Amazon. I just looked as the systems and did a quick scan and came up with the one mentioned. You may be able to find separate units and put together what you want. The unit that you are asking about is only a second way to control the main unit.
727389
All of the wireless detectors that have been paired together will alarm in unison and will announce what alarm location the threat is detected. There is no switchable frequency as they all operate on the same wireless frequency (not Wi-Fi).