1 / 6HTZSAFE MFR+T001Q3 Solar Wireless Driveway Alarm
HTZSAFE MFR+T001Q3 is a solar-charged wireless driveway alarm system with an infrared beam sensor, a receiver with four wireless zones and four relay outputs. The listing claims detection up to 300 feet and transmission up to half a mile, while customer feedback reports mixed reliability and range.
At a glance
- The receiver is listed with four wireless zones, each with its own alarm voice.
- Four relay outputs are described as responding to the four zones and connecting to another alarm system.
- The beam sensor is described as battery-powered and solar-charged, with no wiring required.
- The listing states infrared detection up to 300 feet and wireless transmission up to half a mile.
Often bought together
Pros and cons
Pros
- Solar charging is intended to reduce the need for manual battery changes or wiring at the sensor.
- Four zones and matching relay outputs provide options for separating sensor zones and connecting to another alarm system.
- Customer feedback describes setup as easy for some buyers.
Cons
- Customer feedback reports inconsistent reliability and range, including reports of the system stopping during cloudy weather.
Technical specifications
15 specifications| Brand | HTZSAFE |
|---|---|
| Model | MFR+T001Q3 |
| Sensor technology | IR |
|---|---|
| Detection range | 300 Feet |
| Connection | Wireless,Infrared |
|---|---|
| Control method listed | App |
| Alert type listed | Audio Only, Motion Only |
| Wireless transmission range | 1/2 mile |
| Receiver zones | 4 wireless zones |
| Relay outputs | 4 relay outputs |
| Power configuration | Solar,Battery Powered |
|---|---|
| Battery cell type | Lithium |
| Installation method | wireless DIY |
|---|---|
| Weight | 2.46 Kilograms |
| Screen technology listed | LCD |
What to know before buying
Listing details to confirm
The instructions are criticised in customer feedback as unclear and poorly written. Listing details are inconsistent or unconfirmed: the title specifies four channels and four relay outputs while the feature text calls the receiver four wireless zones, the control-method field says App without describing its role, and LCD is listed despite no clear explanation of what display it refers to. The claimed ranges are listing figures, not independently verified performance. Check these details against the selected listing before buying.
Who is it for?
A good fit for
- Driveways or property perimeters where a wireless infrared beam alert and multiple receiver zones are useful.
- Buyers seeking a solar-charged sensor and relay outputs for a compatible separate alarm system.
Less suited to
- Buyers who require proven dependable operation through cloudy conditions or a confirmed real-world wireless range.
- Buyers who need clear, well-regarded setup instructions or a fully documented app function.
Customer reviews on Amazon
- 5 stars
56% 56% - 4 stars
18% 18% - 3 stars
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7% 7% - 1 star
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Customer feedback describes setup and battery life positively, including a report that solar charging kept the battery charged in cloudy weather. Reliability and range are mixed, with some reports of operation stopping during cloudy days, and instructions draw criticism for being unclear. This matters for a solar-charged sensor whose listing claims long-range transmission, because those claimed capabilities do not settle how consistently it will perform at a particular site.
Positive themes
- Some customer feedback describes setup as easy.
- Battery life receives positive feedback, including a report of solar charging during cloudy weather.
Negative themes
- Customer feedback criticises the instructions as unclear and poorly written.
Mixed feedback
- Reliability and range receive mixed feedback, including reports of the system stopping during cloudy weather.
Frequently asked questions
What ranges does the listing claim?
It claims infrared detection up to 300 feet and wireless transmission up to half a mile. Customer feedback describes range as mixed, so these claims should not be treated as guaranteed performance.
How many zones and relay outputs are listed?
The feature text describes four wireless zones and four relay outputs, with each output responding to a zone. The title instead says four channels, so check the selected listing's terminology.
Does the sensor need wiring?
The listing describes the sensor as battery-powered and solar-charged and says no wiring is required.
What do customers report about reliability?
Feedback is mixed. Some customers report it works well, while others mention reliability or range problems, including stopping during cloudy days. The supplied summary also says instructions are criticised as unclear.
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