EZIO Wireless Sensor Receiver for Dakota

The EZIO Wireless Sensor Receiver (EZSnsRF) brings true wireless RF (radio frequency) products into the INSTEON world with compatibility with all Dakota Alert Series 3000 transmitters. The device takes RF signals transmitted from any Dakota Alert device-- from driveway alerts to proximity sensors -- to trigger events in your INSTEON network. Set up a driveway alarm that turns on the house lights upon detection of a vehicle or have an alarm activate whenever an intruder trips the motion sensor in the backyard. With support for over 4,000 different wireless devices, you have the flexibility to set up a multitude of sensors in and around your house to keep your home safe.



The high sensitivity receiver boasts outstanding range, up to a maximum of 3,000 feet (line of sight) to cover any sized house. Moreover, the device can learn the codes of up to 20 distinct wireless devices, allowing you to send INSTEON group commands to a host of lights and appliances in your home. For time delayed events, you can set up timers from 0.5 to 15.5 minutes so you can set the front walkway motion sensor to turn on the porch lights to welcome you home and then turn off after a few minutes.
The EZSnsRF also acts as a repeater of powerline INSTEON signals, and conveniently contains a pass-through outlet on its face for other AC devices, so you won't lose an outlet when you plug this device in.




Easy to Install
EZSnsRF is easy to install and operate and works seamlessly with any Dakota Alert Series 3000 device (transmitters) right out-of-the-box! Simply plug in the unit and with just a few button presses on the device, you be up and going in no time.

Software Support
While EZSnsRF does not need any software to work, you can add further convenience to your set up with the most popular home automaton software pages. Like other INSTEON-enabled EZIO products, the EZSnsRF will be supported by home automation programs such as HouseLinc from Smarthome, mControl from Embedded Automation and Indigo from Perceptive Automation.