DAKOTA DCHT-4000 ALERT ADDITIONAL RUBBER HOSE SENSOR WITH WIRELESS TRANSMITTER

CODE: DCHT-4000

£200.00

In stock

Description

Dakota Alert is the leading manufacturer of wireless alert products. Whether you're trying to keep an eye on outbuildings or just want to know if someone is coming up your driveway, our wireless alerts and accessories allow you be completely aware of any presence on your property.*Actual range will vary depending on the environment.

Note: The DCHT4000 replaces the DCHT2500 but 2500 and 4000 series parts are not compatible with each other. 

The Dakota DCHT-4000  ALERT Rubber Hose Transmitter will alert you when a vehicle pulls up your driveway. The transmitter connects to the exterior rubber hose, which measures 25 feet long and has a diameter of 3/8 inches. Place the hose across your driveway. When a vehicle drives over the hose, a signal will be sent to the Dakota Alert receiver (up to a mile away) to alert you. The weatherproof transmitter is designed for exterior locations and runs on a 9-volt battery. Additional transmitters can be added to monitor up to 16 zones and each can be programmed to sound a different tone at the receiver.

Dakota Alert is the leading manufacturer of wireless alert products. Whether you're trying to keep an eye on outbuildings or just want to know if someone is coming up your driveway, our wireless alerts and accessories allow you be completely aware of any presence on your property.

 Features:

  •  Rubber hose detects vehicles that drive over it
  •  Rubber hose is 25 feet long
  • Probe transmitter powered by a UK-9V battery (not included)

  • Up to 1 mile or 4000 foot wireless range* to DCR-4000 receiver

  • Battery life up to 6-12 months depending on weather and activity.

  • Operating Range: -30°F to 120°F

*Note:  Wireless range is maximum, line of sight, without interference. Obstructions, hilly terrain and interference will reduce range. 

 

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