La Crosse Alerts Mobile

La Crosse Alerts Mobile

By La Crosse Technology

  • Category: Productivity
  • Release Date: 2015-02-04
  • Current Version: 2.0.54
  • Adult Rating: 4+
  • File Size: 40.64 MB
  • Developer: La Crosse Technology
  • Compatibility: Requires iOS 11.0 or later.
Score: 3.26235
3.26235
From 324 Ratings
Free On itunes

Description

Avoid preventable catastrophes with La Crosse Alerts Mobile. With our sensors, you can remotely monitor temperature, humidity, and wetness/dryness of a precise location from your mobile device. ALERTS Receive your choice of email or text alerts when your sensor detects something is wrong. Set specific temperatures, humidity, or water levels that you would like to be alerted when reached. PERSONALIZE Choose the location (ex. Basement) of your sensor and set an image for your specific location. REQUIREMENTS • LaCrosse Alerts Gateway • LaCrosse Alerts Mobile Sensor • LaCrosse Alerts Mobile App • High-Speed Internet EXAMPLE USES • Living Space Monitoring • Frozen Pipe Prevention • Leaky Roof Detection • Hot Tub Temperature Monitoring • Sauna Conditions • Water Leaks Detection • Humidity-Induced Mold Detection • Sump Pump Failure Detection • Weather Conditions SET UP Follow directions on the app screen in order to add your first Gateway and Sensor.

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Reviews

  • PLEASE FIX THIS APP

    1
    By andcheese
    In "Table" mode, the results for selecting "All" show the last readings as 12/31/24, and they appear to be for 12/31/23; even though the data for 12/31/23 is already there. I spent a lot of money on 6 of these sensors.

  • Vacuum Pressure for epoxy tank

    5
    By Glenn'sTunes
    Great device for monitoring an epoxy tank. Always alerts great

  • Used to work great. Now not so much

    2
    By Scrandall44
    I bought this to alert me if my upright freezer ever reached a temp above 25F, because my stupid kids have a tendency to not shut the door all the way. This Wi-Fi unit worked great at first but lately it has not been alerting me. I just went down to grab a pizza and the door was open about a half inch and the sensor said it was 71F!! No alert!! I know my son was in there last night getting ice cream so that means it’s been like that for over 24 hrs and I’ll most likely have to have a massive cook off now. Going to look for a more reliable Wi-Fi thermometer too. Very frustrating.

  • We need an update

    1
    By Sdubbs420
    Every time I go to change anything it says it’s not connected to the Internet, but it definitely is. It shows the current temperature and humidity but for some reason says it’s not connected. This app could be great with just a couple of minor adjustments. Please update the firmware.

  • Unable to download the app on iPhone

    2
    By Joe 06877
    App won’t download. To see current data you have to search for app and open it

  • Outdated

    1
    By CUrban001
    App looks like it was created in the 1980s. Very basic does not work with Alexa of IFTTT. Same your money and buy something that is more compatible with current technology.

  • Frustrated

    3
    By jasonqsmith
    Why can’t I get an instant read? Why won’t the app update readings while it is open? Disappointing results, you’d think I could just get a temp instantly….

  • Terrible

    1
    By RaymondPat
    This app never works

  • Not happy

    1
    By winter wonder home
    Tried calling several numbers cant get any help all i get is trying to sell me medical necklace. I don’t want that my system is not working have questions how to fix it. I have the water alert model 92135.

  • Sump pump water level sensor

    1
    By Dfcamper
    This would be a great unit if it would only automatically reconnect to the internet when there is a power outage or if for some reason the internet gets turned off. Every time the unit gets disconnected from the internet, I have to manually log it back on. That really defeats the purpose of this unit because most of the time that there is a potential high level of the sump pump is because of a storm which may lead to a power outage.

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