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Cottage monitoring over telephone lines with Sensaphone® CottageSitter

 
Now you can protect your cottage, home or cabin even when you can't be there.

You can call your home and instruct the Sensaphone® to turn on the heat or air conditioning.

 
The Sensaphone® CottageSitter monitor your home or cottage—any unattended facility—to detect power failures, temperature extremes, intrusions, water incursion, sounds such as smoke and burglar alarms, and other conditions of your choice.
Designed for programming versatility.
Features variable alarm recognition and listen-in time, with alarm disable, security code access, remote sensing, and remote furnace control.
Monitors power, temperature, and other important environmental conditions to protect cottage, cabin, or home.
Automatically contacts you at up to 4 locations if unsafe conditions occur.
Allows you to contact your system using any telephone, to receive status reports, listen in to on-site sounds, and control your thermostat.
Helps you detect problems before they turn into disasters.
 

Key Benefits

  • Can Dramatically Reduce the Insurance Cost of your Vacation Home (one customer reduced his annual vacation home insurance by 40%, it was enough to pay back the cost of Sensaphone in Eight Months)

  • Includes Temperature and Sound Monitoring

  • Remote Furnace Control with the addition of an Inexpensive Thermostat

  • A fraction of the cost of a security system without the monthly monitoring fees.

Hear an actual Sensaphone report by calling (610) 558-4591.

Cottage Sitter Brochure (1mb PDF)

 

Noah Products Water Leak Damage Limiter can send a signal to your Sensaphone to inform you that it has prevented a water leak disaster.

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