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Charlie T · 02-03-2005, 11:43 AM

I have had a "FREEZE ALARM" at my house for 2 yrs. I have been very happy with it. The model I have allows me to call in and over the telephone and check the temp in the house. It also allows me to turn my heat up or down ( relay contact closure activation) so that I can keep the house cool and economical when I am not there, yet I can turn the heat up several hours before I arrive so that it is nice and toasty. It has provisions for a external "water sensor " so I know if I have sprung a water leak and there is water on the floor. To be safe I shut the pump off when I am not there.
The couple of hundred I spent on it is certainly cheaper than the cost of a freeze up. I hope this helps
Good Luck
Charlie

02-03-2005, 11:43 AM	#16
Charlie T Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 330 Thanks: 276 Thanked 200 Times in 96 Posts	freeze alarm I have had a "FREEZE ALARM" at my house for 2 yrs. I have been very happy with it. The model I have allows me to call in and over the telephone and check the temp in the house. It also allows me to turn my heat up or down ( relay contact closure activation) so that I can keep the house cool and economical when I am not there, yet I can turn the heat up several hours before I arrive so that it is nice and toasty. It has provisions for a external "water sensor " so I know if I have sprung a water leak and there is water on the floor. To be safe I shut the pump off when I am not there. The couple of hundred I spent on it is certainly cheaper than the cost of a freeze up. I hope this helps Good Luck Charlie