2GIG 2GIG-FT100-345 Wireless Flood Temp Sensor

Product Description

The 2GIG 2GIG-FT100-345 is a wireless flood and temperature sensor designed for use in residential and light commercial security and monitoring systems. Operating on the 345 MHz frequency, it detects the presence of water at floor level and monitors ambient temperature, triggering alerts when conditions fall outside acceptable ranges. This sensor is typically installed by alarm system technicians or security integrators as part of a supervised wireless zone. It is a single-unit device suited for areas where water intrusion or freeze events pose a risk to property.

The 2GIG-FT100-345 is used in residential homes, rental properties, and light commercial buildings wherever leak detection or low-temperature monitoring is needed. Common installation locations include utility rooms, basements, laundry rooms, under sinks, near water heaters, and in mechanical spaces. It integrates with compatible 2GIG wireless control panels as a supervised wireless sensor zone.

Key Features

• Dual-function flood and temperature detection in a single wireless device
• Operates on 345 MHz wireless frequency for compatibility with 2GIG panel ecosystems
• Floor-level water detection contacts for early leak identification
• Monitors ambient temperature to alert against freeze or overheating conditions
• White housing blends with standard residential and commercial interiors
• Sold as a single unit for individual zone deployment

Compatibility

Designed for use with 2GIG wireless security and automation control panels that support 345 MHz supervised wireless sensors. Verify panel compatibility with the specific firmware version in use before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed alarm system technicians or qualified security integrators. Before enrolling the sensor, power down or place the control panel in test mode per the panel manufacturer guidelines to avoid false alarms during setup. Position the sensor on a hard, level surface with the water detection contacts facing down and in direct contact with the floor or lowest point of the monitored area. Follow local codes and the panel manufacturer instructions for wireless zone enrollment and supervision settings.