Tiiwee specializes in affordable DIY home security solutions, offering wireless alarm systems, door sensors, motion detectors, and accessories designed for easy installation.
Tiiwee is a consumer electronics brand dedicated to providing simple, effective, and affordable home security products. Focusing on DIY installation, Tiiwee eliminates the need for complex wiring or professional setup, making home safety accessible to everyone. Their core product lineup includes the Tiiwee Home Alarm System, wireless window and door sensors, PIR motion detectors, and panic buttons, all of which operate on a secure 433MHz frequency.
The brand emphasizes flexibility, allowing users to expand their security networks by easily pairing additional sensors and sirens to existing kits. Tiiwee products are suitable for residential homes, apartments, garages, and even mobile homes or caravans. With a commitment to reliability and customer support, Tiiwee ensures users have access to detailed manuals and video instructions to maintain their security systems.
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To pair a sensor, enter pairing mode on the alarm unit (usually by long-pressing the SET button until LEDs light up), then trigger the sensor by separating the magnet or waving your hand in front of it. The unit will beep to confirm the connection.
Battery types vary by model. Door and window sensors often use 12V 23A or AAA batteries, while motion detectors typically use AAA batteries. Always check the specific user manual for your device.
Tiiwee branded products generally come with a 2-year warranty from the date of receipt. Proof of purchase is required for warranty claims.
Tiiwee sensors are designed to work specifically with the Tiiwee Home Alarm System components (433MHz). Compatibility with other brands is not guaranteed.
Reset procedures vary, but typically involve removing the batteries, holding down a specific button (like the 'SET' or number key), and reinserting the batteries while holding the button until a confirmation beep is heard.