SierraTeck Motion Activated Voice Player – Recordable, Built-in Microphone – Independent Living, Point of Sale Advertising, Door Greeter, Entry Alert
$26.98
- MicroSound – Indoor Motion Activated Audio Player: With 120-degree PIR wide-angle sensor and a 1 Watt built-in speaker, this sound player detects motion from up to 13 feet (4 meters) day or night and plays a recording that is loud and clear. Includes mounting screws, ball mounting accessories, and clear step-by-step instructions
- Built-in Microphone for Instant Recording: Record desired audio directly on the spot, hassle-free. No need for additional accessories, simply record at the touch of a button up to 120 seconds (2 minutes). Fully featured yet lightweight and small (only 6cm by 9cm)
- Endless Applications (for Indoor Use): Perfect for elderly or those with memory loss that need reminders, point of sale advertising, exhibits, tradeshows, door greeter / welcomer, holding instructions for others while you are away, or block embarrassing bathroom noise. 3x AAA 1.5V batteries required (not included)
- IMPORTANT: Wide-angle and long detection range not adjustable, may not be suitable for applications requiring narrow detection range. This model has a 1 Watt speaker and is suitable for small rooms or applications where listeners will be close to device. We test all units after manufacturing by pre-recording a human voice, this is normal and does not indicate unit is used. Watch instructional video attached to this listing for important information and to quickly get started with your device!
- 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed & 1 Year Warranty: Robust and elegant design backed by our 30 day no hassle full satisfaction guarantee or your money back. 1-year warranty on all orders
Specification: SierraTeck Motion Activated Voice Player – Recordable, Built-in Microphone – Independent Living, Point of Sale Advertising, Door Greeter, Entry Alert
| Product Dimensions | 2.36 x 1.05 x 3.54 inches |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 3.2 ounces |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | January 1, 2017 |
| Manufacturer | SierraTeck |
6 reviews for SierraTeck Motion Activated Voice Player – Recordable, Built-in Microphone – Independent Living, Point of Sale Advertising, Door Greeter, Entry Alert
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RSM –
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As a disabled adult, I am desperate to get delivery personnel to deliver my packages to the right location (where I can actually get them).
Before purchasing, I was very concerned about this product because I needed to be able to use it outdoors, and the manufacturer indicates “for indoor use only.” I consulted the community and Thomas R. Walter said he put his in a margarine tub with some cuts; please refer to the “Questions” for more detail.
I decided to see how it would work with a clear, round takeout container. Trialed before I added modifications. I was pleasantly surprised that the motion detector ★ COULD INDEED ★ sense motion through the clear plastic cover. And the cover fit snuggly on the top, too, and easily removed to change the batteries later.
I cut 2 slits in the back of the container on opposing sides to feed a zip tie through, reinforced the tie and back with some extra strength duct tape and zip tied it to my front step hand railing.
See video to see how it works. (Thank you for the idea, Thomas!!!! <3<3<3 This truly is an example of how powerful community support can be.)
I’ll report back to let you know how it works in the winter with super cold, sub-zero weather and whether it ends up solving my delivery problems. I’m at my wits end with delivery personnel at this point…so WISH ME LUCK!
PeanutFL –
This is a fantastic motion detector. I am a hard sleeper, and it wakes me right up. You just hold the record button and put whatever you want to say on the device. Don’t hold this up close to your mouth when recording, or it will be really loud and distorted. Hold it away from you and lower the volume of your voice and then make your recording. It has two audio levels, low and high. It is more like loud and louder. So in order to compensate for that, lower your voice when making the recording and hold it away from your mouth. I only turn it on at night, and it detects motion at night. It has never just randomly gone off. Another thing that worked really well for me, I didn’t mount it. I sat it on the shelf and adjusted it so I didn’t set it off, once I was in bed. A friend of mine walked into my room and it went off, and it scared them. That is exactly what I want it for, to get my attention and hopefully scare a person away.
Mollymae –
I had a problem with my husband who has Alzheimer’s peeing all over the bathroom floor. He’d try but completely miss the toilet all the time. It was getting to the point where I was cleaning the bathroom numerous times a day. Disposable pads on the floor didn’t work because it was going on the walls as well and I didn’t want to start lining my floor and walls with pads. It would get ridiculously expensive and disgusting. I first tired this to put beside the toilet to tell him to “sit down when you pee”. Fortunately, he listens when I tell him to do something and can follow instructions. It won’t work for a patient who doesn’t. That worked fine except even on low it’s quite loud and woke me up during the night. And it caused other problems as he thought he had to do more than just pee. So I ended up with a “Potty Protector” and still used this device as well. I put it next to the toilet and whispered into it to “leave that on when you pee” because sometimes he’d take the protector off. I whispered because even that is pretty loud lwhen played back on low. Then I held down the record button for the full 2 minutes of recording time after recording the message and just let it record silence. That way he had ample time to finish up what he was doing and leave the bathroom before it went off again. It has a very good sensor. Which ended up being a problem because just walking in from of the bathroom door in the bedroom set it off. And it wasn’t facing straight out. It was sideways to the door. So I took a piece of cardstock, cut it to fit, and made a little shield around the side so it wouldn’t pick up motion until you were near the toilet. So far it’s working fine. I hope my experience gives someone with the same problem ideas on how to deal with their own.
Thomas R. Walter –
I like this little voice player. It is part of my psy-ops (psychological operations) program to deter deer from damaging my garden. I like that I can change the recordings. I mounted it inside a plastic container to protect it from rain and on a stake in the ground so I can move it around. The deer have not come back. I will be getting another one.
James L. Beach –
Quite useful. My mother is forgetful and doesn’t always remember to call for help. We use this as a reminder at night. It “sees” her trying to get out of bed and the message reminds her to push the call button and wait for help.
It’s just one of the three alarm-type systems we have – the others are a magnet pull string if she gets too far near the end (exit) of the bed) and the other is just a wireless doorbell hanging from the ceiling by a chain, and over her head.
Together, we’ve prevent any more falls, unlike the nursing home that couldn’t keep her from falling over a dozen times.
But no alarm is adequate if the response time is many minutes. Thankfully, one of us can get to her within a minute or two.
My only complaint is I can’t turn it on without activating the message once – but I suppose that does tell you it’s working.
Koko329 –
I got this to hide behind a chair in the Living room that my little dogs go and pee. It solved the problem, they run like the wind, even if they weren’t the one that set it off. Hahaaaa