Ecobee EBRSHM2PK01 RemoteSensor2-Pack Temp&Motion

RemoteSensor2-Pack Temp&Motion

If you already have a Wi-Fi thermostat and want to add remote room sensors, the Ecobee RemoteSensor2-Pack is for you. The pre-installed temperature and motion sensors work together with your Ecobee3 Lite or Smart Si thermostat to report temperature, occupancy, and motion information to your thermostat wirelessly.

Ecobee RemoteSensor2-Pack is the ideal solution for outfitting your Ecobee smart thermostat for a majority of home layouts. The two adjacent sensors included are slightly curved to fit around walls and angled to best reflect the temperature in most rooms. Each sensor may also be placed at opposite corners of the room from each other to help ensure a more accurate temperature reading.

Designed for the second and third floor of most homes, our  RemoteSensors  use proprietary technology and beam profiling sensors to provide temperature and motion control for rooms up to approximately 1,300 square feet – measuring the exact temperature in your home, not just one spot.

Temperature & Motion Sensor for the Ecobee smart thermostat. These work with the new Smart-Thermostat- you can place them on cabinets or cold air returns. They will tell your thermostat that they are a different temperature.

The RemoteSensor is a dual-technology sensor that incorporates IR (infrared) and radio to detect occupant presence in rooms and motion. It can be used to trigger lighting automation, air conditioning and ventilation, security, and building management systems.

The Remote Sensor’s wide area coverage of over 500 square feet eliminates the need for additional temperature sensors to achieve whole-home comfort. Easily adjust your thermostat settings by local touchscreen or smartphone to schedule comfort and efficiency while you’re away.

These sensors are designed with built-in technology to monitor external temperature and detect the difference between indoor and outdoor motion. Each sensor installs in minutes and communicates wirelessly with the cloud, then sends that information to your gateway or thermostat. Use these sensors to create geofences, receive alerts when motion is detected, and optimize the climate within your home.(3)