Description
Overview
Life safety devices should not depend on WIFI
Connects through cellular so it’s more reliable and doesn’t depend just on WIFI. Add WIFI in addition to cellular for maximum reliability with dual path communication.
Detects Carbon Monoxide
Precisely detects CO gas levels with sophisticated electrochemical sensing technology
Whole home integration
As a part of the larger smart security system, the PowerG carbon monoxide detector can do things like automatically trigger notifications to your family and inform professional monitoring operators to contact emergency services.
Why should I use PowerG sensors?
PowerG sensors work at longer distances and are more reliable, energy efficient, and secure than traditional security sensors. They even save you money in the long run. Learn more about PowerG
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
- DSC
- Part number
- PG9933
- Dimensions
- 4.9″ x 1.9″
- Battery
- One 3-volt CR123A
- Battery life
- 1 year minimum
- Wireless protocol
- PowerG
- Wireless signal range
- 2000-2500ft in open air
- Signals
- Alarm, alarm restore, tamper, tamper restore, low battery
- Transmitter frequency
- USA: 912-919 MHz
- Operating Temperature
- 4.4°C to 37.8°C (40°F to 100°F)
- Operating Environment
- Indoors
Plan Compatibility
| Security Alarm & Automation | ||
|---|---|---|
| Automate | Alarm | Home |
| Cameras Only | ||
|---|---|---|
| View | Cam | Cam Plus |
| Alarm, Automation & Cameras | |
|---|---|
| Protect | Complete |
Support
- How do I automatically turn off my HVAC fan when a fire is detected?
- Log into the Alarm.com website and go to Automation -> Rules. Enable the Fire Safety rule.
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