This Sensor

• operates on battery power and is designed for energy efficiency.
• remains in deep sleep mode under normal conditions and wakes only upon alarm events to send immediate notifications.
• transmits data periodically, typically once every few hours under no alarm conditions. As a result,
  • It is normal for the timestamp displayed under the “Updated” status to reflect a time several minutes or even hours in the past.
  • When you make changes to the sensor’s settings, those updates will be applied during the next scheduled wake-up cycle, which may take a few hours.
  • If you need to apply changes immediately, you can manually wake the sensor by briefly pressing the reset button. Upon waking, the red LED will blink, followed by the green LED once synchronization is complete.
  • Due to the sensor’s low transmission frequency, the cloud system requires a longer monitoring window to accurately detect potential issues—such as battery depletion, Wi-Fi disconnection, or network failures—and issue appropriate notifications.
  • To maximize battery life, it is recommended to keep the buzzer disabled unless its use is essential.