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Question: Are there different voice messages for different conditions. Or does it us a single message and you have to count the number of beeps like PhoneAlert.
Document: They don't have a prerecorded message like this POS is suppose to  ( I can't verify it does because it never called out ) but at least they work with a series of beeps that you have to decipher, but if I get a call at least I know to go check the house for a problem.And you can't monitor for high and low temps, it has to be one or the other so don't be fooled.
I tested this product before going away on vacation. I poured a tiny amount of water on the sensor, and it dialed out IMMEDIATELY and sent a water alarm voice message. I also pulled the plug, and after an hour, it dialed out again and issued a power failure alarm. I like that you can call it remotely and get status.My insurance company approves of this device, meaning I do not have to arrange for someone to come into the house every 24 hours when I am away on vacation.
Easy to install and use. Have not had &#34;real&#34; message from equipment, but all functions tested well. Only drawback was second phone number position would not store phone number. First and third positions worked. Only had 2 numbers to record so was not a major problem requiring a return but if we had needed 3 numbers it would have been a problem.
The product worked just as it described. I set it all up, put water on the sensor and it called me just as it was supposed to, telling me of a water condition. Same as for the power outage. I cut the power to the Alarm Dialer and it called my number. I didn't need to test the temperature sensor. Just like the other reviews, it's well worth the money and piece of mind. The only thing I would have liked to see was a longer water sensor wire.
Easy to set up and did notify me when low temperature triggered the alarm. Uses a fixed temperature of 45 degrees so you can't set it for a different temperature.
I bought one of these devices to install in our weekend house. Made sense to have it because we are not there all the time. Decided to buy one for our main house, too. Glad we did. The sensor went off last night to notify us by phone that there was water detection. Turns out our water heater was failing. This thing did exactly what they say it does and it saved us from a potentially huge mess. Get one!
Re-insert the new wire into the senor plug and plug it into the console.Program in up to three numbers. I tested the unit by putting water onto the sensor and it called out immediately and told me of the water issue in SPOKEN language, not by beeps!
Only took a few minutes to set up; no problems.Tested it and it called me like it is supposed to.Time will tell if it works in the future.
We returned the unit and purchased a different one from an independent company - one that operates, not by detecting the presence of water, but uses a float to detect a rising water level within the sump basin, and sends out an audible alarm plus dials several phone numbers to alert to a possible flood danger.
The Homesitter was just as described. Simple to set up and program. The unit can be mounted on a wall or set on a horizontal surface. I also purchased the blue-tooth device that allows the Homesitter to make calls using a mobile phone (we opted for a cheap pre-paid phone), allowing us to avoid the need for a landline. We now have the heat set to 48 degrees at the cabin, without worries of furnace failure and walking into a nightmare of frozen pipes.
Answer: no