Manufacturer | Brocel |
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Part Number | 43237-2 |
Item Weight | 2.24 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 2.1 x 3 x 1.2 inches |
Item model number | GDBMon |
Batteries | 2 AA batteries required. |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Power Source | battery powered |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
GarageDoorBuddy Monitor - Monitor Your Garage Doors from Anywhere (Not for controlling the garage door)
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- Monitor the Status of Your Garage Doors from Anywhere with free iOS and Android apps
- Support 2.4G WiFi and dual-band(2.4G and 5G) WiFi | DO NOT support 5G only WiFi
- Cannot be used to control the garage door
- Standalone, works independently without other products.
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Product Description
Monitor your garage doors from anywhere in the world using the GarageDoorBuddy Monitor.
Can't remember if you closed the garage door? Ever left the doors open while you are away? With GarageDoorBuddy Monitor, you never have to worry about that anymore!
It is secure and easy to use. You and your family will receive real-time notifications when your garage door status is changed. Receive reminders when the door is left open. Always stay connected, no matter where you are!
Features:
Simple setup: join device to your local network
Peace of mind: Receive real-time notifications anywhere in the world when garage door status is changed; Launch the app to view real-time status of your garage door and device battery information
Share with your family: One login supports unlimited free app downloads
Free app for all your devices: One login supports unlimited number of devices
Stay up-to-date: Easy device firmware update right from the app
Easily maintained: Receive warning when device battery is low or when device is offline.
Support 2.4G WiFi and dual-band(2.4G and 5G) WiFi. DO NOT support 5G only WiFi.
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ASIN | B01C9QFX0Y |
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Customer Reviews |
4.3 out of 5 stars |
Date First Available | February 27, 2016 |
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Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2022
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I live in an apartment complex where we all have small garages under our apartment.
Although the area is safe, there are incidents of things getting stolen from garages, and even incidents of garages being broken into. Since I can't see my garage from my window, this gives me peace of mind and I can always make sure I didn't leave the garage open.
Setup is simple and the app is highly responsive. It will pretty much notify you immediately as soon as the garage begins to open. You can also set the app to remind you that the garage is open at regular intervals (1 to 60 minutes). Also the app will keep a log of records of when the garage was opened or closed. Unfortunately, the app only keeps the last 10 records and automatically deletes everything beyond that, so it's not good if you want to be able to keep tabs on a space and go back and review the records. I was going to get one for my business too but opted for a camera instead due to this reason.
For me, the app does everything I want it to and is simple to use. The sticky tape on the back of the device wouldn't have stuck to my insulated garage door. So I just cut a square hole in a 3/4 inch board to recess the device, screwed the board to my door, and used some mini bungee cords to hold the device in.
12/29/2022 I have had the device for a few months now and absolutely love it. No more driving down the road and asking the spouse if we closed the garage door. No need to set up a complete security system with a complicated home security network. No more getting sidetracked and leaving the garage door open.
Just as an FYI the sensor seems to flip from closed to open status when the top panel is at about 45 degrees. See picture. With my four-panel door, the bottom panel is 20 inches off the floor at that point.

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 6, 2022
For me, the app does everything I want it to and is simple to use. The sticky tape on the back of the device wouldn't have stuck to my insulated garage door. So I just cut a square hole in a 3/4 inch board to recess the device, screwed the board to my door, and used some mini bungee cords to hold the device in.
12/29/2022 I have had the device for a few months now and absolutely love it. No more driving down the road and asking the spouse if we closed the garage door. No need to set up a complete security system with a complicated home security network. No more getting sidetracked and leaving the garage door open.
Just as an FYI the sensor seems to flip from closed to open status when the top panel is at about 45 degrees. See picture. With my four-panel door, the bottom panel is 20 inches off the floor at that point.


It could use some improvements. It currently has the option to notify you immediately if the garage door is opened and then nags you constantly, or you can set a time for the garage to be opened before it notifies you. The problem is that there is no way to have it notify you as soon as the garage door is opened and then remind you every 15 minutes, etc. It also needs a pause for the next xxx minutes or hours for when you are working out in the garage, so you aren't constantly getting notifications.
Another issue is that the notifications stack up, so if you have had the garage open for a couple hours, you will have a bunch of notifications, you have to swipe through and this can be confusing.It should replace the last notification, instead of giving you multiple notifications. I've had a couple times I thought the door was opened when it was closed because the old notifications stick around. I guess as long as I doesn't make me think the door is closed when it's opened I can live with it.
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