2GIG 2GIG-FTD100-345 Wireless Flood Temperature Sensor

Product Description

The 2GIG 2GIG-FTD100-345 is a wireless dual flood and temperature detector designed for residential and light commercial security and automation systems. It monitors for water intrusion at two sensing points simultaneously and tracks ambient temperature conditions, transmitting alerts wirelessly at 345 MHz to compatible control panels. The device operates as a standalone sensor unit sold individually. Licensed alarm installers and security integrators are the primary technicians who deploy this sensor as part of a broader system installation.

The 2GIG-FTD100-345 is suited for residential and light commercial applications where water leak detection is critical, including utility rooms, mechanical rooms, water heater closets, under sinks, and near HVAC condensate drain pans. The dual sensing configuration allows coverage of two distinct floor-level points from a single device, reducing the number of sensors needed in a space. It integrates into wireless security and automation systems operating on the 345 MHz frequency band.

Key Features

• Dual flood sensing probes monitor two separate points for water intrusion
• Integrated temperature monitoring provides combined leak and freeze detection capability
• Wireless 345 MHz transmission eliminates wiring runs to the control panel
• Compact form factor suitable for tight installation spaces
• Sold as a single unit for flexible deployment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wireless sensor for security and automation control panels operating on the 345 MHz wireless frequency band.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed alarm technician or low-voltage contractor. Before servicing or replacing the sensor, power down the associated control panel zone or place the system in test mode to avoid false alerts. Position the sensing probes flat against the floor surface at the target detection point. Follow local low-voltage wiring codes and the control panel manufacturer guidelines for sensor enrollment and zone programming.