RE619 - Alula Wireless Home Disaster Tri-Environmental Sensor (for Connect+ Panel)
Please Note: The Alula RE619 wireless tri-environmental sensor has been discontinued.
Alula RE619 Product Description:
The Alula RE619 is a Connect+ encrypted, tri-mode environmental, wireless home disaster sensor. The RE619 sensor is designed to detect flood/moisture, freeze and overheat conditions. The RE619 flood alarm will trigger when liquid rises 0.040 inches above the sensor bottom. The flood sensor checks for moisture every 5 seconds and needs two positive moisture checks to send a flood alarm (test mode: every second when cover is off). The RE619 freeze alarm will activate, for furnace failure, when the temperature drops below 40°F. The overheat alarm will trigger, for furnace runaway or air conditioning failure, when the room temperature rises above 100°F.
To enroll the RE619 disaster sensor, begin with placing the panel in enrollment mode. Next, just tamper the RE619 device. By default the flood will enroll first. You may choose to add just the freeze or just the overheat, or use all three together.
Product Features:
- Tri-Mode environmental sensor
- Cover tamper
- 3 unique wireless IDs or Loops: one for each function
- 8-10 year battery life on CR123A battery
- Strong, reliable RF signal
- Low battery indication
- 5 year warranty
Alula RE619 Product Specifications:
- Dimensions: 3.3 x1.4 x 1.1 inches
- Flood Sensing: 0.04 inch floor spacing to eliminate floor condensation falses
- Flood Sensing Specs: Titanium contacts; 100K-Ohm nominal (DO NOT use an EOL resistor); Transmitter handles 1 or 2 flood elements, no more
- Freeze Alarm Temp: 45°F ± 2°F
- Freeze Restore: when temp increases 4°F from alarm
- Overheat Alarm Temp: 100°F ± 2°F
- Overheat Restore: when temp decreases 4°F from alarm
- Mounting hardware: #6 or #8 screws (Dual Mode mounting: Screwed to floor, Screwed to wall)
- Terminal wire capacity: 16 Gauge
- Replacement Battery: CR123A 1550 mAH
- Temperature Range: 0°F to 120°F
- Supervisory: Every hour
- Certification: Part 15 of the FCC rules
