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Fosmon WaveLink Wireless Motion Doorbell Alert Sensor - 52 Ringtones (1 Receiver and 1 Motion Sensor) - White

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Fosmon WaveLink Wireless Motion Doorbell Alert Sensor - 52 Ringtones (1 Receiver and 1 Motion Sensor) - WhiteBusiness or Home Use Never miss anyone coming through your door with a Fosmon WaveLink Wireless Entry Alert Doorbell. Businesses can benefit by having one at the front door for retail customers and back door for deliveries. Home owners can utilize it at the front door, back door, mailbox, garage and driveway. Motion Sensor The motion sensor activates when movement occurs within 5m range x 110. This transmits a signal to the portable plug in receiver

Business or Home Use
Never miss anyone coming through your door with a Fosmon WaveLink Wireless Entry Alert Doorbell. Businesses can benefit by having one at the front door for retail customers and back door for deliveries. Home owners can utilize it at the front door, back door, mailbox, garage and driveway.

Motion Sensor
The motion sensor activates when movement occurs within 5m range x 110°. This transmits a signal to the portable plug-in receiver and alerts you with a ringtone every time the sensor is activated by motion.

Wireless Plug-in Receiver
The portable wireless plug-in receiver plugs into any standard 220V outlet.

Unique Ringtones with Volume Level
You can personalize your doorbell with 52 unique ringtones and 4 volume levels.

Built-in LED Indicator
The receiver and transmitter feature LED indicators that create visual alerts for the hearing impaired.

Easy to Install
Wire free and easy to install.

Versatility
Each receiver can be paired with up to 10 transmitters, and each transmitter can be paired with up to 10 receivers.

Specifications:

  • Maximum 150 m / 500 ft operating range in open area
  • 52 unique ringtones
  • 4 volume levels
  • LED indicators
  • Transmitter battery: 1.5V AAA Alkaline Battery
  • Receiver voltage: AC220V
  • Transmitter power consumption: <10mW
  • Volume range: 25 to 110dB
  • Detection area: 5m or 16.4ft x 110°
  • Operating frequency: 315/433 MHz ± 2MHz
  • Operating temperature: 5°F to 140°F or -15°C to 60°C
  • Dimension: Receiver: 3.43 x 3.15 x 1.08in or 87 x 80 x 27.5mm; Transmitter: 3.39 x 2.17 x 1.42in or 86 x 55 x 36mm
  • Weight: Receiver: 2.89oz or 82g; Transmitter: 1.90oz or 54gPatent: US D889,296

Features:

  • [DOOR ENTRY ALERT] Alerting business owner or home owner with wireless doorbell. The ability to sense motion through the front or back door. Portable design to easily install in homes, office, work, retail store, or utilize it for mailbox, garage, driveway or other
  • [MOTION SENSOR DISTANCE] Fosmon Wireless Doorbell Motion Detector Security Sensor detects movement within the area of 5m/16.5ft x 110°. Transmitting signal to receiver within 150m/500ft in operating range, an activation for the receiver to alert
  • [RINGTONE] Provide 52 different options of ringtone; from melody sounds to simple basic buzz. Customizing doorbell ring to personal preference whenever you want. Along with 4 volume level control. Never having to miss a visitor or customers walk-in
  • [VISUAL ALERTS] When the receiver and transmitter signal engage, the LED light indicator flashes to perform a visual alert. Great visual indicator for you when listening to music or for the hearing impaired.
  • [WIRE FREE] No wires in-wall installation. Fosmon Wireless Doorbell Sensor is battery operated for fast and easy use. Each receiver can be paired with up to 10 transmitters. Each transmitter can be paired with up to 10 receivers.
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