A:AnswerIf the entry sensor triggers an alarm, the siren is played ONLY from the HomeBase. You can receive a notification on your phone in addition to the siren that sounds from the HomeBase, but it would just be the phone notification sound and not a constant siren on your phone. The siren itself is not as loud as I expected it to be. We live in a two-story house and the siren can't even be heard downstairs. It's possible this could be remedied by having Echo Dots (or similar) connected to the HomeBase to trigger whenever an action occurs, but that's more things to purchase and integrate.
However, Eufy has been very good about updating the app (regular updates appear to be released about every two weeks or so), so it's possible the sound notification may be corrected in the future. From my research it sounds like Eufy would have to add/enable sounds in the app, and that those sounds could then be used for Eufy notifications.
A:AnswerEufy home base comes with other Eufy home security items like outdoor camera and doorbell. If you look at some of the items listed at BestBuy website, you will be able to see them in the product description.
A:AnswerThe Eufy entry sensor is power by a battery (come with) on the larger sensor. The smaller piece does not need power. It is an encapsulated magnet since this is a Reed switch.
A:AnswerNot directly, but with help of eufy security keypad. Multiple devices like eufy cameras and sensors can be added to the Security keypad and then set alarm to activate when you are away from home or in night mode.
A:AnswerIn most cases, the camera can be placed from the HomeBase within 30ft (for a stronger signal). The actual range will vary depending on a number of factors such as the thickness of walls, obstacles inside the house, and the location of HomeBase. It is wifi communication.
A:AnswerNo, it is not compatible with Google Nest Secure currently. If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us via [email protected] or call us at +1 (800) 988 7973.
