Humie

Humidity & Temperature Sensor

Humie requires a Sensor Relay communication hub to connect to the AlertAQ™ platform. Ensure you have a Sensor Relay installed nearby with a green LED.
Installation Best Practices
When placing or securing Humie, consider sources of heat gain/loss or other obstructions that may lead to inaccurate readings.

If placing Humie on a flat surface (e.g., on a shelf), it is recommended to place it approximately 4 ft. (1.2 m) off the floor. If installing on a wall with provided wall anchor, hang Humie at the midway point between the floor and ceiling (similar to a thermostat).

Humie can also be securely fastened to the wall with an Alert Labs mounting bracket (sold separately) to help prevent it from being moved.

Standard Install

Add sensor and see install instructions at: alertaq.com/addsensor
If you have purchased Professional Services to pre-register your sensor, skip to step 2.

Pull the tab to activate the batteries

Sensor Relay on it's side, the antenna being placed onto the device and secured clockwise

Confirm the LED is green
See troubleshooting if it is not.

Sensor relay with arrow pointing to LED light on the top middle of device

Place in the desired location
Ensure the device won't get wet.

Sensor relay with arrow pointing to LED light on the top middle of device

Upload a photo of the installation to the sensor details page in AlertAQ™
To get to the details section of the sensor, select the name of the sensor from the Sensors page. See help article.

If your sensors were not pre-registered, update the sensor name based on its installation.

screenshot of AlertAQ sensor detail panel. At the top of the screen there is a button that reads 'upload photo'

Wall Mounted Install

Add sensor and see install instructions at: alertaq.com/addsensor
If you have purchased Professional Services to pre-register your sensor, skip to step 2.

Pull the tab to activate the batteries

Sensor Relay on it's side, the antenna being placed onto the device and secured clockwise

Confirm the LED is green
See troubleshooting if it is not.

Sensor relay with arrow pointing to LED light on the top middle of device

Prepare anchor point
Choose the appropriate anchor for the wall you are mounting Humie to

Sensor relay with arrow pointing to LED light on the top middle of device

Mount sensor to screw
Place the screw into the back of Humie and slide the device down to lock in place

Sensor relay with arrow pointing to LED light on the top middle of device

Upload a photo of the installation to the sensor details page in AlertAQ™
To get to the details section of the sensor, select the name of the sensor from the Sensors page. See help article.

If your sensors were not pre-registered, update the sensor name based on its installation.

screenshot of AlertAQ sensor detail panel. At the top of the screen there is a button that reads 'upload photo'

Mounting Bracket Install

Add sensor and see install instructions at: alertaq.com/addsensor
If you have purchased Professional Services to pre-register your sensor, skip to step 2.

Pull the tab to activate the batteries

Sensor Relay on it's side, the antenna being placed onto the device and secured clockwise

Confirm the LED is green
See troubleshooting if it is not.

Sensor relay with arrow pointing to LED light on the top middle of device

Choose and install the appropriate anchor
Partially insert the screws into the wall, leaving a small gap

Sensor relay with arrow pointing to LED light on the top middle of device

Place the sensor into the mounting bracket
The logo should be upright and visible. Slide both holes into position on the screws. Tighten screws until snug.

Sensor relay with arrow pointing to LED light on the top middle of device

Upload a photo of the installation to the sensor details page in AlertAQ™
To get to the details section of the sensor, select the name of the sensor from the Sensors page. See help article.

If your sensors were not pre-registered, update the sensor name based on its installation.

screenshot of AlertAQ sensor detail panel. At the top of the screen there is a button that reads 'upload photo'