BITIWEND B14FS01D-2T1-US-B

BITIWEND Driveway Alarm System User Manual

Model: B14FS01D-2T1-US-B

Product Overview

The BITIWEND Driveway Alarm System provides enhanced security for your property by detecting motion in designated areas. This wireless system includes two motion detectors and one plug-in receiver, offering a reliable solution for monitoring driveways, gates, yards, and other outdoor or indoor spaces.

BITIWEND Driveway Alarm System with two motion sensors and one receiver

Image: The complete BITIWEND Driveway Alarm System, featuring two black motion sensors and a compact black plug-in receiver with a blue LED ring.

The system utilizes passive infrared (PIR) technology to detect heat and movement, triggering an alert on the indoor receiver. With a long wireless range and customizable alert options, it helps you stay informed of activity around your home or office.

What's Included

1 x Plug-in Receiver
2 x Wireless Motion Detectors
1 x User Manual
Mounting hardware (screws, mounting bracket)

Setup Guide

1. Prepare Motion Detectors

Each motion detector requires 4 x 1.5V AA alkaline batteries (not included).
Locate the battery compartment on the back of the sensor. Use a small screwdriver to open it.
Insert the batteries, ensuring correct polarity.
Securely close the battery compartment.

2. Install Motion Detectors

The motion detectors are weatherproof (IP44 rated) and designed for outdoor use in various conditions.

Choose a mounting location approximately 5 feet (1.5 meters) above the ground. This height helps optimize detection and minimize false alarms from small animals.
Mount the sensors across from each other if monitoring an entrance like a gate or driveway, ensuring the detection beams cross the monitored area.
Use the provided mounting brackets and screws to securely attach the sensors to a stable surface such as a tree, fence post, or wall.
Adjust the sensor's angle (15° vertical, 45° horizontal detection) to cover the desired area and avoid unwanted triggers.

Man installing a motion sensor on a tree

Image: A person installing one of the motion sensors onto a tree trunk using a drill, demonstrating the outdoor mounting process.

Diagram showing vertical and horizontal adjustment of the motion sensor

Image: A visual guide illustrating how to adjust the motion sensor's vertical and horizontal angles for optimal coverage and to minimize false alarms.

3. Position the Receiver

Plug the receiver into a standard wall outlet in a central location within your home or office where you are likely to hear the alerts.
Ensure the receiver is within the 600-foot wireless range of the motion detectors. Actual range may vary based on terrain and obstacles.

BITIWEND plug-in receiver in a wall outlet

Image: The compact BITIWEND plug-in receiver shown inserted into a wall outlet, highlighting its ease of installation and features like 58 chimes, 5 volume levels, and an LED indicator.

Operating Instructions

System Activation

The system is pre-programmed for immediate use. Once batteries are installed in the sensors and the receiver is plugged in, the system is active.

Motion Detection and Alerts

When a person, vehicle, or large animal moves within the sensor's detection range (0-20 feet), a signal is sent wirelessly to the receiver.
The receiver will then chime, alerting you to the detected motion.

Illustrations of motion sensor detecting various objects: vehicle, thief, courier, animals

Image: A composite image demonstrating the motion sensor's ability to detect various moving objects, including vehicles, individuals (like a thief or courier), and animals, across different scenarios.

Customizing Melodies and Volume

The receiver offers 58 selectable melodies and 5 volume adjustment levels.
Refer to the receiver's buttons (Up/Down, Volume) to cycle through melodies and adjust the volume to your preference.
You can assign different melodies to different sensors to distinguish which area has detected motion.

Expandable System

The BITIWEND system is fully expandable, allowing you to add up to 58 additional sensors and receivers for comprehensive coverage of your property.

Diagram showing a property layout with multiple sensors and receivers for full coverage

Image: An aerial view diagram of a property illustrating how multiple motion sensors and receivers can be strategically placed to create a fully expandable security system, covering various areas like the driveway, pool, and garden.

Product Demonstration Video

Video: An official product demonstration by BITIWEND, showcasing the setup process, features, and real-world operation of the driveway alarm system, including how the sensors detect motion and the receiver alerts users.

Maintenance

Battery Replacement

When the motion detector's performance decreases or the LED indicator on the receiver flashes irregularly, it may be time to replace the batteries in the motion sensors. Follow the steps in the "Setup Guide" to replace the 4 x AA batteries in each sensor.

Weather Resistance

The motion sensors are designed to be weatherproof (IP44 rated) and can withstand various outdoor conditions, including hot and cold temperatures. Regular visual inspection for debris or damage is recommended.

Motion sensor in a hot, sunny environment

Image: A motion sensor installed outdoors in a sunny, hot environment, indicating its suitability for high temperatures up to 150°F (65.5°C).

Motion sensor in a cold, snowy environment

Image: A motion sensor installed outdoors in a snowy, cold environment, indicating its suitability for low temperatures down to 14°F (-10°C).

Troubleshooting

Problem	Possible Cause	Solution
No alert from receiver when motion is detected.	1. Sensor batteries are low or dead. 2. Receiver is unplugged or not powered. 3. Sensor is out of range of the receiver. 4. Obstructions blocking the signal.	1. Replace batteries in the motion sensor. 2. Ensure receiver is securely plugged into a working outlet. 3. Move sensor or receiver closer to each other. 4. Clear any large metal objects or dense foliage between sensor and receiver.
Frequent false alarms.	1. Sensor angle is too wide or pointed at moving objects (e.g., tree branches, direct sunlight, small animals). 2. Sensor is too close to heat sources or reflective surfaces.	1. Adjust the sensor's vertical and horizontal detection angles (15° vertical, 45° horizontal) to narrow the detection zone. 2. Reposition the sensor away from direct sunlight, heating vents, or highly reflective surfaces.
Short detection range.	1. Sensor is mounted too high or too low. 2. Obstructions in the detection path.	1. Ensure sensor is mounted at the recommended 5-foot height. 2. Clear any large objects directly in front of the sensor.

Specifications

Feature	Detail
Brand	BITIWEND
Model Number	B14FS01D-2T1-US-B
Color	Black
Power Source (Sensors)	4 x 1.5V AA Alkaline Batteries (not included)
Power Source (Receiver)	Plug-in (AC powered)
Maximum Wireless Range	600 Feet (actual distance varies)
Motion Detection Range	0-20 Feet
Detection Angles	15° Vertical, 45° Horizontal
Melodies	58 selectable melodies
Volume Levels	5 adjustable levels
Weather Resistance	IP44 Rated
Operating Temperature	14°F to 150°F (-10°C to 65.5°C)
Product Dimensions (Sensors)	3.34"D x 3.74"W x 2.95"H
Item Weight	15.8 ounces

Warranty Information

The BITIWEND Driveway Alarm System comes with a 1-YEAR WARRANTY from the date of purchase. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal use. Please retain your proof of purchase for warranty claims.

For warranty service or inquiries, please contact BITIWEND customer support.

Support

For further assistance, technical support, or to purchase additional components, please visit the official BITIWEND store or contact their customer service team.

BITIWEND Store: Visit the BITIWEND Store on Amazon
User Guide (PDF): Download PDF User Guide

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