Ting

Absolutely.  When you move to your new home, you will re-install Ting using your new home's WiFi network.  Importantly, you'll also need to update your home address during your re-installation.(1) ...

Ting is a long-term detection solution and is solely intended to remain in the original home in which it was installed, as all service terms and conditions apply to the original home in which Ting ...

No. Ting can typically detect the entire electrical network of your home from one outlet. There is no need to move Ting once it has been installed unless instructed to do so by the Ting Support Tea...

Not usually. A standard 3-pronged outlet is required for Ting.

Yes. The Ting app supports viewing the Ting service for multiple homes. Signals can be viewed in the app from each location and notifications will be delivered from all locations. Examples include ...

For the majority of homes, one Ting is sufficient. However, for homes that have more than one main electric breaker panel (i.e., has its own separate feed from the electric meter or utility) one Ti...

3-prong outlets have been the norm for decades; however, some older homes don't yet have them, or if they do, they are in short supply.If your home does not have any 3-prong outlets, or if the only...

Please first review the following guidelines to ensure proper operation of your Ting sensor: Ting must be plugged directly into a normal 120V outlet.  Do not install Ting on a power strip, smart p...

From us:  You'll need a Ting Sensor, and the Ting Sensor smartphone app (this is a free download to your smartphone). What you'll need:  A smartphone*, Internet connection and home Wi-Fi network.  ...

Each Ting Sensor comes with a quick start card and a user manual.  After removing the sensor from the box, lift up the plastic insert. The user manual is located underneath it.Need a version with l...