These Vocolinc sensors work well for about 2-3 months at best. When the battery is low, do not send a notification; instead, their status changes to "triggered" and they stay that way until I change the battery. It is not really real when used as an alarm system !. When this happens, I just need to change the battery and everything is back to normal (for another 2-3 months - I know because I write down every time the battery is replaced for my 6 devices). Is this happening to anyone? Is there a way to receive a "low battery" notification - before the device is "triggered"? Not even the wonderful Eve app reveals the battery properties of those VS1s. Any idea?
SwitchBot Hub 2 (2nd Gen), work as a WiFi Thermometer Hygrometer, IR Remote Control, Smart Remote and Light Sensor, Link SwitchBot to Wi-Fi (Support 2.4GHz), Compatible with Alexa&Google Assistant
$69.99
Ubiquiti Networks UVC-G3-FLEX UniFi Camera G3 Flex 1080p Video Indoor/Outdoor Night/Day Wide View IP LEDs:: (Enterprise Computing > Wireless Networking) +}
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