I already own a lot of yolink stuff. I'm looking to attach the yolink vibration sensor to my wife's car so I know when she is near home. Will this work at all?
Anyone with experience with the Yolink vibration sensor?
- Thread starter Bill Gates
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Larebear
Pulling my weight
It might work, but the constant vibration from the car triggering it would probably reduce the battery life considerably.
I have one of their vibration sensors along with 121 other YoLink devices. I use the vibration sensor on my stand-alone natural gas generator. The generator does a 20 minute test run every two weeks, which also keeps its battery charged. The vibration sensor notifies me when the generator starts. I don't always hear the generator or if I'm away from home the vibration sensor lets me know it started the run. Works great every time.
I have one of their vibration sensors along with 121 other YoLink devices. I use the vibration sensor on my stand-alone natural gas generator. The generator does a 20 minute test run every two weeks, which also keeps its battery charged. The vibration sensor notifies me when the generator starts. I don't always hear the generator or if I'm away from home the vibration sensor lets me know it started the run. Works great every time.
Yes, I can see the problem there. Would there be any other device alternatives for what I want to do?
