Wireless Door and Window Sensor
Battery powered, so it watches the hatches and bays no wire can reach.
Most things worth stealing from a rig are not behind the front door. They are in the basement bay, the roof hatch and the tongue box - and those are precisely the openings that never get a sensor, because running a wire to one means crossing a hinge or a weather seal to get there. This sensor runs on a battery and reports to your Off-Grid Guardian hub wirelessly, so the awkward openings stop being the unwatched ones. Two pieces, one on the door and one on the frame: when they separate, you know. It draws almost nothing, so it sits and waits a long time between battery changes, and you choose for each one whether it sounds the siren or just sends you a message.
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Cover the openings a wire cannot reach
The basement bay, the roof hatch, the tongue box where the tools live. Nothing has to cross a hinge or a seal, so the awkward spots stop being the ones left unwatched.
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Know the moment it opens
Two pieces, one on the door and one on the frame. When they separate you get told - whether you are two sites away or two states away.
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Decide what deserves the siren
Choose which openings sound the alarm and which just send a quiet message, so a storage bay does not wake the whole campground.
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Watch an outbuilding too
A shed, a well house, a gate. Anywhere in range of the hub can be covered without running cable to it.
- Wireless door and window sensor
- Magnet
- Adhesive mounting pads
- Battery