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Home Automation Inc.

Wireless Driveway Sensor

The Wireless Driveway Sensor, designed to be operated in conjunction with Home Automation's home control system, uses the Earth’s magnetic field to detect moving metal objects (such as automobiles). The sensor requires no digging or underground cables. Two mounting options are available via the included stake or post/wall mount. It has a 12-foot range with three sensitivity modes, ensuring proper installation in temperatures between -20 and 120 degrees. It also can be used to turn on outdoor lighting when approaching.

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