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HangarBot Door Sensor 2.0

$285.99/Each
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Part# 11-19082
MFR Model# HB-S-PR-2200

Overview

Why do I need this?
Your HangarBot Door Sensor and the connected HangarBot Hub (sold separately) provide peace of mind by alerting you of a possible breach or a door left open accidentally. Perfect for pilots that share, rent, or own a hangar.

How is Hangarbot different?
Designed by a pilot for pilots. With HangarBot’s Door Sensor 2.0, you can now manage and monitor your flying experience in ways not previously possible with 1 simple app.

The new and improved HangarBot Door Sensor is the perfect accessory to compliment your HangarBot Door Controller. Powered by rechargeable batteries that can last up to 6 months and can be placed a greater distance from the HangarBot Hub.

Specifications

  • Supply Voltage: 2.0 to 5.5VDC
  • Detection Type: Magnetic Reed Switch (x2)
  • Output/States: Open or Closed
  • Power Button: Turn the unit on or off. Note: USB charging works in either state.
  • Mode Button: Magnet Alignment
  • Dimensions: (W x D x H) 2.25" x 4.5" x 1.5"

Requirements

  • Pick a base station: HangarBot 4G Hub (I don’t have Wi-Fi in my hangar) or HangarBot Hardwire Hub (I have Wi-Fi in my hangar)
  • Smartphone running iOS 9 or higher or Android 4.1 or higher
  • FREE HangarBot Mobile App (Latest Version)
  • Cellular Data Plan or pre-existing Wi-Fi connection

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