Ting

Ting is exclusively designed as a 24x7 monitoring service for your home's electrical system, with the Ting sensor at the heart of the service.  Neither the sensor nor the Ting Sensor app is functio...

Ting is not just a device - it is a service that includes the following: Your Ting Sensor, which is a fully DIY install (only takes 2 minutes to install). The Ting Sensor mobile app (required to i...

Ting is not designed to measure power or energy consumption in the home. The Ting sensor measures voltage to monitor your electrical network for electrical fire hazards.

If there is a power outage in your home, the service will not function. The Ting sensor does not have a backup battery to supply power - with no power in the home, electrical fire hazard detection ...

No. The Ting sensor is not powered by a battery, nor does it require a backup battery.  Rather, the Ting sensor is plugged into a grounded outlet for power. Should power be lost to your home, the T...

No.  Ting is designed to be a long-term monitoring solution for the life of your home. Whether your home is old or new, electrical hazards can develop at any time from age, use, wear, deterioration...

No. A breaker typically trips when there is a "short" or overload condition in a circuit's wiring. This is why you have circuit breakers to provide for safety in these situations. Ting is not desig...

Your Ting sensor does not provide auditory alerts. If Ting detects a potential fire hazard, this is a serious matter, and the homeowner will be notified via one or more of the following methods: a...

No. Typically, there is a small arc or spark created when you plug in any device or appliance or flip a light switch. These arcs are normal and typically not hazardous. Ting can differentiate betwe...

No. The service does not turn off power to your electrical system. If an electrical fire hazard is detected by Ting, the Ting Service Team will contact the homeowner to review a plan to identify th...