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Boone

> @odomc wrote: > > I have a lake house, in the country so that means a septic system. We do short-term rentals and renters sometimes run to many water features at once (showers, dishwasher, laundry, etc) causing a high water alarm. However, the control panel / alarm is outside the garage and can barely be heard inside the house when it's dead quiet. The alarm's light is a 110V bulb so I'm wondering if there's a 110V sensor that's ZWave/Ring Alarm caompatible??? Would appreciate any guidance on this - thanks!Hello @odomc ,Although it is battery powered (not 110v), the "Dome Siren" is compatible with the Ring Alarm system and will loudly sound off whenever the Ring Base Station does (as long as it is within the Z-Wave range). The battery in this Dome Siren is suppose to be good for up to 3 years, and the two CR123A batteries are easy to replace! It is relatively small ( just under 3" in diameter and about 1" thick) and can be placed on a table or shelf, and comes with double-sided tape for mounting, or can hung on a wall by the 'nail-hole' on its back (just like a small picture frame).[https://ring.com/products/dome-siren](https://ring.com/products/dome-siren)If the distance is far between the garage and house, then you could also possibly use a Z-Wave "Range Extender."[https://ring.com/products/alarm-range-extender-v2](https://ring.com/products/alarm-range-extender-v2)It just appears you are just looking for a way to make the Ring Alarm be hear better inside the house, and this could possibly be your solution.I hope you find this useful :)

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11-10-2020 16:14:50

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odomc

Thanks for the info but I wasn’t as clear as I could have been. I need a sensor where if 110V electricity becomes present, sets off my ring alarm. So, like the flood sensor but for electricity instead of water.

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11-10-2020 16:58:58

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> @odomc wrote: > Thanks for the info but I wasn't as clear as I could have been. I need a sensor where if 110V electricity becomes present, sets off my ring alarm. So, like the flood sensor but for electricity instead of water. Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh @odomc , so do you have a two alarm systems? - O

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11-10-2020 21:27:18

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odomc

@Boone thank you!!! Genius ideas. I'm going to do both #2 and #4 ;-)

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12-10-2020 02:16:56

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Boone

> @odomc wrote: > > @Boone thank you!!! Genius ideas. I'm going to do both #2 and #4 ;-) Thank you @odomc for you kind words of thanks. Your thanks put a big smile on my face! I enjoy solving tough 'puzzles' and your problems made me scratch a little bald spot on my head. Just joking LOL

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12-10-2020 03:37:04

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Oh oh oh @odomc , one other thing! As I was coming up with solution #2 with the external siren, I just quickly picked one without looking at it in much detail, because I was just listing the link as an example. As I later went back and looked more carefully at that particular siren, I found th

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12-10-2020 04:05:04

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dha77
The 110 volt sensor can be attached to the motor for making an electronic gadget and we can also add many sensors as well. For more information go to Reliance Electric Motor . Thanks.
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19-05-2021 10:34:13
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dha77
The 110 volt sensor can be attached to the motor for making an electronic gadget and we can also add many sensors as well. For more information go to Reliance Electric Motor . Thanks.
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