Aggregated specification data for the Wuloo Solar Driveway Alarm indicates the use of a narrow-band 433.92MHz RF frequency for obstacle penetration. The sensor unit incorporates a polycrystalline solar panel coupled with an internal 18650 lithium-ion cell for power management. Material analysis confirms an IP65 ingress protection rating, though the absence of a protective hood on the PIR window increases the probability of thermal false positives from sunlight-heated air currents.
Performance data shows that while the line-of-sight range is rated at 1800 feet, real-world residential environments typically see an effective range between 400 and 600 feet. Monitoring capabilities are limited to analog logic, as the system does not differentiate between various heat-signature types such as vehicles or wildlife. Technical documentation confirms that the receiver can manage up to 32 sensors, providing scalability for large perimeters.
Standardized testing protocols indicate that the small solar footprint may be insufficient to recover a fully discharged battery during extended overcast periods, necessitating manual USB-C charging for complete battery recovery.
Operational insights suggest that orienting the solar panel toward the South is required to maintain the battery deep-discharge threshold in the Northern Hemisphere. The device functions as a siloed hardware system with no native support for Matter or Zigbee protocols, ensuring all data remains local to the base station.
For users seeking a scalable system that supports dozens of additional sensors, the Wireless Solar Driveway Alarm with 1800ft Range provides the necessary receiver capacity. This unit falls within the driveway and yard alarms classification for smart home hardware.
