Description
Overview
Helps watch over those who need it most
You can’t be everywhere all the time. Use the IQ extreme temperature sensor to help ensure living conditions remain normal when you’re away.
Detect temperature extremes with Surety
If you’re going to use a security alarm, choose a professional grade sensor with secure wireless communication so you can be confident it will do it’s job.
Why should I use encrypted sensors?
The majority of security systems are not as secure as they could be. With technology advancing rapidly, it’s becoming more and more likely that someone who wants to compromise your security system can do so without much effort or expense.
IQ encrypted sensors send signals in a coded form that can only be understood by the alarm system they are connected to. This ensures that only your system can access the content of the message, keeping your sensor activity data safe and practically eliminating your system’s exposure to spoofing and replay attacks.
Don’t worry, this device integrates seamlessly
Surety is your connection to the award winning Alarm.com ecosystem, allowing you to use hundreds of best-in-class security and home automation devices from a single app that runs on almost anything. All that and the industry’s best customer service are why Surety is your home’s best friend.
Specs & Guides
- Manufacturer
- Qolsys
- Part Number
- QS5535-840
- High Temperature Threshold
- 100°F
- Low Temperature Threshold
- 40°F
- Transmitter frequency
- 319.5 MHz
- Wireless Protocol
- S-Line
- Battery
- CR2032
Product Guides
Plan Compatibility
Alarm & Automation | |
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Alarm | Home |
Cameras Only | |
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Cam | Cam Plus |
Alarm, Automation & Cameras | |
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Protect | Complete |
Support
- Who is notified when extreme temprature is detected?
- For environmental alarms such as high/low temprature we notify the homeowner, not the police or fire department.
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