Temperature Alarm and Monitor can save you from a nightmare by alerting you or a neighbor when the temperature inside your building reaches the point that you have set, from -66 degrees F to 302 degrees F (-55 degrees to 150 degrees C) before damage occurs.

Ideal for both consumer (cabins, homes, garages, etc.) and commercial temperature monitoring applications (greenhouses, computer rooms, refrigeration, air conditioning, boiler, etc.).

Automatically dials up to 3 phone numbers (up to 16 digits each) and transmits your custom voice message identifying location and temperature status, giving you or a neighbor a chance to remedy the problem or at least call the plumber. The alarm keeps dialing (selectable 15-minute or 2-hour call-out interval) and will not reset until you turn it off remotely from any touch tone phone. You can also call in at any time to check the temperature of your property or to change any of the settings.

Temperature sensor is on a 3' power cord, extendable to 1000'. Plugs into standard outlet and phone jack. Unit has 9V battery backup to operate during a power failure (should power fail, unit will also call out to notify of power loss); it will even remind you to change the back-up battery. Programmable from any touch tone phone. 5"x1.5"x5.25"; 2 lbs.

Notes: If you have an answering machine at the same location as your voice alarm, the answering machine will normally pick up a call before your voice alarm. To gain access to your alarm, set the answering machine's ring selector at four or less. Call the number and hang up before the answering machine answers. Wait two minutes, call again, and the alarm will pick up your call.

If you have an answering machine at your "Call to" location, you can set the voice alarm to hang up before the machine answers to avoid unwanted long distance phone charges when you are not home. You can also set it so that it leaves an alarm message or portion of the message on your machine. The amount of message it leaves depends on the length of your greeting (something you will need to experiment with once you receive your alarm).

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