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GSM Flood/Water Detector Alarms

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The GSM Water detector detects the leaks, floods and rising water. Use where traditional water detectors do not suffice, like void property, storage areas, computer
rooms, basements, holiday houses, boats, etc.

This water alarm is entirely self-supporting with a built-in GSM module. With the low-power design the temperature detector runs over a year on one set of batteries. The GSM Water Detector is available in the models ‘single zone’ and ‘dual zone’. As soon as water is detected, the detector sends GSM alarm reports by SMS and/or telephone calls. Moreover apparatuses can be activated via the outputs. The Mobile Water detector is entirely self-supporting with a built-in GSM module. With the low-power design the temperature detector runs over a year on one set of batteries. The Mobeye Mobile GSM water detector is available in the models ‘single zone' and ‘dual zone'. The single zone model measures the water level and sends alarm reports as soon as liquids are detected. The dual zone model detects water on two levels. Detection on the lower level may activate a waterpump for instance. The GSM module reports this to the selected telephone numbers. When water is detected on the second level telephone alarm is given because obviously the pump has not functioned.

 GSM Water Alarm £349.98

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Product Contents: Product Features:
1 (One) GSM Water Alarm Water alarm reports by SMS.
1 (One) Set of batteries Water sensor probe /  Water level detector
1 (One) Installation / User instructions Test reports on selected frequency
*2 (Two) Switching Relays on second option down Programming: via SMS or keypad
  Repeat reports after personally selected period
  Switching of the output relays
  Battery low reports