eufy Panic Button E10
Condition Brand New
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The quick decision check
- Condition
- Brand New
- Stock
- Available now
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- System
- Alarm accessory - HomeBase required
- Power
- Battery
- Compatible hubs
- HomeBase 2, HomeBase 3, HomeBase Mini, HomeBase Professional S1
- What you need
- One compatible HomeBase required
Compatibility: Needs one compatible eufy HomeBase to operate: HomeBase Mini (firmware v4.0.5.2+), a HomeBase 2 released after 2021 (v3.4.1.2+), HomeBase 3 (v3.7.2.6+) or HomeBase Professional S1 (v4.1.4.3+). It does not work on its own and no hub is included.
What you need to install it
- Install type
- DIY
- You’ll need
- A compatible eufy HomeBase (not included)
- Tools
- None - adhesive mount
- Time
- Under 5 minutes once your HomeBase is set up (estimate)
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eufy Panic Button E10 · T90P0121
Two seconds to SOS.
- You needA eufy HomeBase, sold separately. None is in the box. It runs on a Mini, HomeBase 2 (post-2021), HomeBase 3 or Professional S1. Check your HomeBase ›
- It doesPress and hold SOS for 2 seconds: an alarm is triggered and the eufy app reports an event.
- ConditionBrand New, sealed in eufy’s retail box, with its CR2032 coin cell fitted.
- From us12-month CamGuard warranty · dispatched from Townsville · Express included over $99.
What one press does
Press and hold.
One button, one job. Try it on the photo.
- 1Hold SOS for 2 secondsPress the red button and keep holding.
- 2The LED flashes red twiceQuickly, to show the press went through.
- 3An alarm is triggeredThrough the HomeBase it’s paired to.
- 4The eufy app reports an event
Works with
Pick your HomeBase.
Set yours up before you add the button. Tap it for the firmware it needs.
Tap the HomeBase you have
Works on firmware V4.0.5.2 or later.
Works on units released after 2021, on firmware V3.4.1.2 or later.
Works on firmware V3.7.2.6 or later.
Works on firmware V4.1.4.3 or later.
Then this isn’t the thing to buy first. It can’t work on its own, and none is in the box. Start with a HomeBase: we sell HomeBase 3, HomeBase 2 and HomeBase Mini.
Not sure which one you have? Check your HomeBase ›
By the numbers
Small in the hand.
2 secondss
Press and hold to trigger the alarm.
200 mm
Range to the HomeBase, in an open area.
53.6 mmmm
Tall, with a keyring loop built in.
The range is eufy’s open-area figure. Walls and floors shorten it.
Before you buy
Where it stops.
It needs a HomeBase.
None is in the box, and it can’t work on its own. Bought without one, it’s a change-of-mind return, not a fault.
Use it at home.
eufy says it’s for use at home only, in range of its HomeBase, IP65 or not.
It calls no one itself.
It talks only to your HomeBase, so it can’t dial 000 or anyone else.
No published battery life.
When the coin cell runs low, the LED flashes red every 60 seconds. eufy suggests testing the button now and then.
Coin cell inside. It runs on a CR2032. Keep coin and button batteries away from children. If one is swallowed, seek medical help immediately.
In the parcel
Sealed, with the cell fitted.
- eufy Panic Button E10 (T90P0121)Its CR2032 coin cell comes fitted.
- 3M adhesiveTo stick it by the bed or in the living room.
- Quick start guide
- eufy’s full retail box, still sealed
Not in the box
- A HomeBaseSold separately, and needed.
- A lanyardUse the built-in keyring loop.
Good to know.
Does it need a HomeBase?
Yes. It can’t work on its own, and none is included. It runs on a HomeBase Mini, a HomeBase 2 released after 2021, a HomeBase 3 or a Professional S1, each on the minimum firmware above. Set the HomeBase up first, then add the button in the eufy app.
Can I take it out with me?
No. eufy says it can only be used at home, because it has to stay in range of its HomeBase: up to 200 m in an open area, less through walls.
How do I change the coin cell?
Twist the battery cover open with a coin, fit a new CR2032, then twist the cover closed again. Keep coin cells away from children.
When will my order leave Townsville?
We do our best to send orders the same day; same day to 1 business day is typical from Townsville, Queensland. During busy periods it can take a little longer, though that’s rare. Australia Post delivery time is on top.
Buying from CamGuard Australia
Sent from Townsville.
Shipping
Australia Post Express is included on every order over $99.00. Under $99.00 it’s $9.95 tracked, or $12.95 Express.
We aim to dispatch the same day; same day to 1 business day is typical from Townsville, Queensland. During busy periods it can take a little longer, though that’s rare.
Warranty
Our own 12-month warranty, not a manufacturer warranty, with Australian Consumer Law rights on top. Faulty or not as described? We cover the return postage.
Returns
Change of mind within 30 days of delivery, complete and unused. You pay return postage; the original shipping isn’t refunded.
Who you’re buying from: an independent Australian importer in Townsville. Happy to answer questions before you buy.
Tech specs.
Button
- Model
- eufy Panic Button E10 (T90P0, retail code T90P0121), Brand New
- Trigger
- Press and hold the SOS button for 2 seconds
- Confirms with
- The LED flashing red quickly, twice
HomeBase
- HomeBase
- Required, sold separately; not included
- Minimum firmware
- Mini V4.0.5.2 · HomeBase 2 V3.4.1.2 (released after 2021) · HomeBase 3 V3.7.2.6 · Professional S1 V4.1.4.3
- Link
- Sub-1G radio to the HomeBase
- Range
- Up to 200 m, open area
Build
- Size
- 53.6 × 34 × 11 mm
- Rating
- IP65 dust and water; eufy says use at home only
- Working temperature
- 0 to 50 °C
- Carry or fix
- Keyring loop, or the 3M adhesive
Power
- Battery
- One CR2032 coin cell, fitted, replaceable
- Battery life
- Not published by eufy
- Low battery
- LED flashes red every 60 seconds
Where eufy’s documents disagree, we follow the most recent one, and where eufy hasn’t confirmed a pairing we mark it not compatible until it does.
The Panic Button E10 raises an alarm and an app event through your HomeBase. It doesn’t prevent anything or call anyone, and it only gets through in range.
Product images are official eufy images. Illustrations are labelled.
Our own 12-month warranty applies, not a manufacturer warranty. Nothing here limits your rights under Australian Consumer Law.
CamGuard Australia is an independent importer and reseller, not an official or authorised supplier, distributor or representative of eufy, Anker Innovations or their affiliates.
Details believed accurate at time of listing.
CamGuard Australia · ABN 62 385 894 763 · Townsville, Queensland
The one big obvious button.
Every self-service kiosk has one: the button you press when the machine has run out of ideas and you would like a human. This is that button, for your house. Hold it for two seconds and your eufy HomeBase raises an SOS alarm while an event lands in the eufy Security app. No menus, no signing in first, no waiting for something to load.
LED FLASHES RED TWICE
EVENT REPORTED IN THE APP
It needs a eufy HomeBase, and there is not one in this box. Mini, 2 (post-2021), 3, or Professional S1, each on its minimum firmware. Without a hub the button is a very tidy 53.6 mm plastic rectangle with a coin cell in it, and nothing else at all.
We put this at the top instead of the bottom because a hub that turns up missing is the single most common reason an accessory like this comes back. If you do not already run a HomeBase, this is not the thing to buy first.
The item being passed over the glass
One unit, and it has never been out of its wrapper. The scanner does not care how nicely we describe it, so here is the plain version.
Brand new · factory sealed · full original retail packaging
Not open box, not renewed, not “new other”. The shrink is still on it, the quick start guide has never been unfolded, and the CR2032 is already fitted from the factory. The only thing that has happened to this carton is that it was put on a shelf and then taken off again.
We are an independent reseller of genuine eufy stock. The live marketplace price stays in the price field; this description stays focused on exactly what the button is, what hub it needs and what arrives in the carton.
Item acceptedPlaced in the bagging area
Four numbers, weighed one at a time. None of them is a monthly one.
Four things, one at a time, over the glass
The whole product fits in four scans. There is no fifth thing we are keeping quiet about.
Hold two seconds. Two red blinks and it is away.
Press and hold the SOS button for two seconds. The LED flashes red quickly twice to tell you the press registered, the eufy app reports an event, and an alarm is triggered on your system. That double blink is the bit that matters. You get told it worked without having to go and look at a phone.
Two seconds is a design decision, not a delay. A one-touch button that fires every time it brushes past a set of keys would be a much worse product and a much noisier house.
Item acceptedSub-1G to the base. No Wi-Fi password to type into a button.
The button talks to your HomeBase on Sub-1G, rated by eufy at up to 656 ft / 200 m in the open. It never joins your Wi-Fi and it never pairs to a phone. The hub is the thing it answers to, which is why the hub is not optional.
Treat 200 m as the paddock number. Queensland brick, foil sarking and a Colorbond roof are not a paddock, and eufy is careful to say “open area” every time. So are we.
Item acceptedKeyring built in. 3M pad in the box.
eufy calls it portable with optional fixed installation, which is a long way of saying: carry it, or stick it. The keyring loop is part of the body, and the supplied 3M adhesive pad puts it somewhere reachable. eufy’s own guide suggests by the bed or in the living room. There is a wall-mount option too.
At 53.6 × 34 × 11 mm it will not be the biggest thing on the keyring. It will not be the loudest either, because it makes no noise whatsoever. The sounding is the HomeBase’s job, not the button’s.
Item acceptedNo monthly fee. No cloud plan. Nothing to renew.
eufy’s alarm range runs on local storage on the HomeBase rather than a paid tier, and the SOS function is part of that. There is no plan called Gold that makes the alarm arrive sooner, and no renewal email in eleven months’ time.
Plenty of gear in this category now rents you your own footage back by the month, and some of it wants you signed into an account before it will admit your own back door is open. The docket for this one reads SUBSCRIPTION 0.00, and it keeps reading that.
Item acceptedIn a shop, that line means somebody in a hi-vis vest has stopped what they were doing and started walking. At home it means your HomeBase sounds, your phone lights up and the people you have told about it know to look.
We will be straight about the difference, because it matters more here than anywhere else on this page: nobody is dispatched. This raises an alarm on your own system, in your own house, on your own phone. It is not a monitored personal-alarm service and it does not call anyone for you.
The receipt that keeps printing
Every line below came off eufy’s published product pages, eufy’s service listing for the Panic Button E10, or eufy’s official user guide for T90P0, all read on 3 August 2026. Anything eufy does not publish is printed as not published. Inventing a number is how a listing ends up in a dispute, and the number is never worth it.
Notes from the attendant
Battery life is genuinely not published. eufy rates the CR123A sensors in this family at up to five years and publishes nothing at all for this one. We are not borrowing that figure to fill a gap, because a five-year claim on someone else’s battery is not a spec, it is a guess in a nice font. eufy’s own advice is to test the button periodically, which is the honest answer to how long the cell lasts.
Weight is not published either. The user guide gives the millimetres and the cell and stops there, and no eufy page we read carries a gram figure. So the docket says not published, and the weight plate has to guess along with everybody else.
Arm and disarm is not this one’s job. eufy’s own comparison table reads “Arm/Disarm Control: Not Supported” for the Panic Button, and Supported for the Key Fob E10. If you want the arming, that is till 05.
The button makes no sound. There is no sounder inside it, so any decibel figure you see quoted for a panic button belongs to a hub or a siren, not to this.
Unlock, swipe past the notifications, find the app, wait for the spinner, remember which tab the alarm lives under. Six moves, and the first four are about the phone rather than the house. This is one move, and you can do it with a thumb, in the dark, without your glasses on. That is the entire pitch, and it is why the thing that gets bought as an afterthought is usually the thing that ends up on the bedside table for three years.
Please wait for assistance
The bit where we stop selling and start explaining. One cone per limitation, and the first one is always the hub.
Mini, 2 (post-2021), 3, or Professional S1, each on at least its minimum firmware. eufy’s own answer to “does it need a HomeBase” is “Yes, it needs to be connected to HomeBase”. There is no hub-free mode, no phone-direct pairing, and no camera, doorbell, lock or keypad that can stand in for the hub. This is the number one reason accessories like this get returned, so it gets the first cone on every page we write.
This is not an Australian monitored personal-alarm or medical-alert service. Pressing it does not dial emergency services, does not notify a monitoring company, and does not send a guard. It raises an alarm on your own HomeBase and an event in your own app, on your own phone. If what you actually need is a monitored duress or medical alarm, buy one of those instead. This is not a cheaper version of it, it is a different thing.
eufy’s comparison table is blunt about it: arm and disarm control is not supported on the Panic Button. It has one function and that function is SOS. The four-mode fob (home, away, disarm, SOS) is the Key Fob E10, which is a different item at till 05.
eufy’s marketing calls the build dust and water resistant, then eufy’s own FAQ says: “No, it can only be used at home”, because it has to stay in range of the HomeBase. Both are on the same page. We are siding with the FAQ. Read the IP65 as insurance against wet hands, a steamy bathroom and a knocked-over glass, not as permission to hang it in the shed. The rated working range is 0 to 50 °C, which a parked car in North Queensland clears without trying.
That is eufy’s number with eufy’s qualifier attached, and it means a clear line with nothing in the way. Brick, block, foil sarking, a metal roof and a fridge between you and the hub all take a slice out of it. Nobody publishes a through-walls figure because nobody can, so plan on the hub being in the same building, not the next one.
eufy names the cell (a CR2032, listed in the user guide and on eufy’s own service page) and then publishes no rated life for it anywhere. Not on the product page, not on the service page, not in the guide. We are not going to guess, and we are not borrowing the five-year rating that belongs to the CR123A sensors in the same family, because a different battery in a different device is not evidence. eufy’s own recommendation is to test the button periodically so it is not a surprise, and the LED flashing red every 60 seconds is the low-battery tell.
eufy advertises “keychain, lanyard or wall” as ways to carry it, and then supplies a keyring loop and a 3M pad. The lanyard is a thing you already own or a thing you buy. And there is a single unit here. No two-pack, no eight-pack, no “order more for the other bedrooms”. When it is gone the till closes.
We would rather you read the cones than open a dispute.
Have you scanned your member card?
Four points, earned on every listing we write. Same four every time, because they are the only four we can prove.
The verdict board
Green lamp works. Amber works, but read the note. Red does not work. Same three lamps in the same order on every listing we write, so you only have to learn them once.
Q: IS MINE THE RIGHT HOMEBASE?
A: OPEN THE eufy SECURITY APP, TAP THE HUB, CHECK THE MODEL AND THE FIRMWARE NUMBER. MINI 4.0.5.2+ / HB2 3.4.1.2+ AND POST-2021 / HB3 3.7.2.6+ / PRO S1 4.1.4.3+.
IF IN DOUBT, ASK US BEFORE YOU BUY.
Cable stretched, never returned
Board updated: whenever eufy moves, not before
Probably not for you if
The belt running the wrong way. Five things this button will not do, stamped by the same terminal that stamps the good news.
You do not have a eufy HomeBase and you are not buying one. There is no version of this where the button works alone.
Declined. Refer to attendantYou want it to arm and disarm the system on the way in and out. That is the Key Fob E10 at till 05, with its four modes.
Declined. Refer to attendantYou want a monitored service that calls somebody on your behalf. This alerts your own hub and your own phone, and nothing else.
Declined. Refer to attendantYou need it to work away from home, out of HomeBase range, or out in the weather. eufy says at home only, and we are not going to talk you out of their own FAQ.
Declined. Refer to attendantYou want the noise to come out of the button itself. It has no sounder at all. The Indoor Siren E20 at till 04 is the one that makes the racket.
Declined. Refer to attendantPerfect for
Same belt, running the way it is supposed to. Five people this is genuinely for. And if you are none of them, the belt above already told you so.
You already run a eufy HomeBase and you want one more useful thing on it that costs nothing to keep running.
ApprovedSomebody in the house would much rather press one button than find a phone, unlock it and go hunting for an app.
ApprovedThere is an obvious spot for it (beside the bed, inside the front door, under a desk), and the supplied 3M pad can do the work.
ApprovedYou want it on the same keyring as the house keys, where it will get carried around without anyone thinking about it.
ApprovedYou would rather own the gear outright than rent an app, and you like that the docket says 0.00 in the subscription row.
ApprovedFour instructions, politely delivered
The machine says one thing. The real instruction is underneath it, because the gag should never be the part you need.
Set up the HomeBase first. eufy’s guide opens with it: before setting up the device, make sure you have completed the setup of the HomeBase. A hub that is not running yet cannot adopt anything.
In the eufy Security app, scan the QR code on the button or pick Alarm System, then eufy Panic Button E10 in the device family. Hold the SOS button for two seconds until the LED blinks blue.
Solid blue for five seconds means it has paired. Then test it, which is eufy’s advice and ours: hold two seconds, watch for the two quick red flashes and check the event appears in the app.
Decide where it lives. On the keyring, or on the supplied 3M pad somewhere reachable. The underside of a bench lip is the quiet favourite, because you can find it without looking.
The weigh-in
Three things in the carton. eufy’s own box list, not ours, and we have added the two lines people assume are in there and are not.
Between the lighters and the mint tins
One left on the hook
The keyring loop is part of the body, so it is not on the list. There is nothing to attach. The 3M pad is the bit the current crop of listings for this model keep leaving off, and it is the bit that decides whether the button ends up in a drawer or on the wall.
At the counter
Three member cards on the counter mat. Postage, warranty and returns: word for word what our policy pages say, because a listing that quietly improves on its own terms is just a dispute with a longer fuse.
Card 01 · Dispatch & postage
We do our best to get orders away the same day. Same-day to 1 business day is our typical dispatch time from Townsville QLD; during busy periods it can extend, though that is rare.
Australia Post Express included on every order over $99.00. Under that, postage is $9.95 flat tracked, with a $12.95 Express upgrade if you want it there sooner.
Tracking goes out when the label is made, not when we get around to telling you about it.
Card 02 · Warranty
Our own in-house 12-month warranty, honoured by us. It is not a manufacturer warranty and we do not pretend otherwise.
Faulty or not as described inside 12 months and we cover the return postage. Your rights under the Australian Consumer Law sit on top of this and are not reduced by it.
Have the order details handy when you get in touch. It is the difference between a reply and a conversation about which order you mean.
Card 03 · Returns
Change of mind: 30 days from delivery, in original condition. The buyer pays the return postage and the original shipping is not refunded.
Faulty or not as described: that is on us, including the return postage, inside the 12 months.
Buying an accessory without the hub it needs is a change-of-mind return, not a fault. That is the whole reason the hub gets five mentions on this page instead of one polite footnote.
Price check on aisle nine
Every question below is somebody standing at the handset with a genuine one. The answers are what the handset says.
Does it really need a HomeBase?
Yes. eufy’s own answer is “Yes, it needs to be connected to HomeBase”, and there is no hub-free mode of any kind. It works with HomeBase Mini (v4.0.5.2 or above), HomeBase 2 / S280 (v3.4.1.2 or above, and a post-2021 unit), HomeBase 3 / S380 (v3.7.2.6 or above) and HomeBase Professional S1 (v4.1.4.3 or above). No hub is included with this listing.
If you do not have one of those, the button will not do anything at all, and that is a change-of-mind return, not a fault.
Will it arm or disarm my alarm?
No. eufy’s comparison table lists arm/disarm control as not supported on the Panic Button E10 and supported on the Key Fob E10. This one does SOS, full stop. If you want home, away, disarm and SOS on a keyring, that is the fob.
Does pressing it call 000, or a monitoring company?
No, and this is the most important line on the page. It is not a monitored personal-alarm or medical-alert service. Pressing it triggers an alarm on your own HomeBase and reports an event in the eufy Security app on your own phone. Nobody is dispatched, no call is placed, and no third party is watching.
If a monitored duress or medical alarm is what the situation actually calls for, please buy one of those. We would rather say that here than have it discovered later.
Can I use it outside, or take it with me?
eufy’s FAQ says no: it can only be used at home, because it has to stay connected to the HomeBase within a range of up to 656 ft / 200 m in the open. The IP65 rating is about surviving indoor life (wet hands, a steamy bathroom, a spilled cuppa), not about the back paddock. The rated working range is 0 to 50 °C, which a car in the sun beats comfortably.
How long does the battery last, and how do I change it?
eufy does not publish a battery life for this model (not on the product page, the service page or in the user guide), so we are not printing a number. What we can tell you is the cell: a CR2032, fitted at the factory, and available anywhere from a supermarket to a servo.
To change it, twist the cover round to the minus mark with a coin, swap the cell, and twist it back to the line mark. The LED flashing red every 60 seconds is the low-battery warning. eufy recommends testing the button periodically rather than assuming, and on this one we agree loudly.
What do the LED colours mean?
Blinking blue: pairing mode. Solid blue for five seconds: paired and connected. Two quick red flashes: your two-second press registered and the operation went through. Red every 60 seconds: low battery. Red and blue alternating: reset mode or a firmware update. Red and blue alternating twice: offline, communication with the hub failed.
That last one is worth knowing before it happens, because an accessory that has quietly dropped off the hub looks identical to one that is fine.
How far will it reach through my walls?
Further than a Wi-Fi gadget, and less than 200 m. Sub-1G travels well, but the 200 m figure eufy publishes is an open-area rating with nothing in the way. Brick, block, sarking and a metal roof all eat into it. Plan on the hub being in the same house, and test the button from the spot you actually intend to keep it.
Is there a monthly fee?
No. eufy’s alarm system runs on local storage on the HomeBase, and its own positioning is a DIY security system with no monthly fee. Sensing, arming, modes, automations and the SOS alarm all run on the hub. There is no paid tier that makes this button work better, because there is nothing about it to upsell.
What do I do if it goes offline?
Check the hub is online and in range first, then check the cell. If it needs starting again, a factory reset is a 10-second hold on the SOS button, and you re-add it in the app the same way you added it the first time. If it still will not behave and it is inside 12 months, that is a warranty claim. Get in touch and we cover the return postage.
What condition is this one in, and how many are there?
Brand new, factory sealed, in full original retail packaging, with the CR2032 already fitted from the factory. And there is one. Not one style, not one colour. One unit. Only one unit is currently available; the listing will show out of stock once it sells.
How fast does it ship?
We do our best to get orders away the same day, and same-day to 1 business day is our typical dispatch time out of Townsville QLD. During busy periods that can extend, though it is rare. Australia Post Express is included on every order over $99.00; under $99.00 it is $9.95 flat tracked, with a $12.95 Express upgrade available.
The panel on the back of the box
Laid out the way the carton lays it out. The numerals under the bars are our own docket reference, not the carton’s barcode. We are not going to print a scannable-looking number we have not read off the box.
One button. One unit. One till open.
Brand new and sealed, out of Townsville, with our own 12-month warranty behind it and no monthly anything behind that. If you already run a HomeBase, this is about as simple as adding to it gets.
Attendant on duty
Six tills, one bank
The rest of the alarm family lives on the same HomeBase as this one. You are standing at till 06.
Entry
Motion
Flood & freeze
Siren
Key fob
Panic
All six sit on the same hub. None of the six is a hub.
CamGuard Australia is an independent reseller of genuine eufy products. We are not an authorised eufy dealer and we are not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by eufy or Anker. Product names and model numbers are used to describe what is in the box.
Warranty on this item is our own in-house 12-month warranty, honoured by us. It is not a manufacturer warranty. Australian Consumer Law rights apply in addition and are not limited by anything on this page.
Orders are packed and sent from Townsville QLD. Australia Post Express is included on every order over $99.00; under that, postage is $9.95 flat tracked with a $12.95 Express upgrade available. Change-of-mind returns within 30 days of delivery, buyer pays return postage, original shipping not refunded.
Every specification on this page was read on 3 August 2026 from eufy materials: published product pages for T90P0121, eufy’s own service listing for the Panic Button E10, and eufy’s official Panic Button E10 User Guide (T90P0). Where eufy publishes nothing (weight, and battery life), the docket says not published, because a plausible number is still a made-up one.
Included with your order
- eufy Panic Button E10
- Manufacturer-supplied accessories for this product
Shipping, warranty and returns.
Shipping
Australia Post Express is included on every order over $99.00. Under $99.00 it’s $9.95 tracked, or $12.95 Express.
We do our best to get orders out the same day; same day to 1 business day is our typical dispatch time from Townsville, Queensland. During busy periods it can take a little longer, though that’s rare. Australia Post delivery time is on top.
Warranty
Covered by our own 12-month in-house warranty, not a manufacturer warranty, in addition to your rights under Australian Consumer Law. Faulty or not as described inside that year and we cover the return postage.
Returns
Change of mind: within 30 days of delivery, complete and unused. You pay the return postage and the original shipping isn’t refunded. Faulty or not as described: return postage is on us.
Condition on this listing
Brand New: factory sealed in its full original retail packaging. A eufy HomeBase is required and sold separately; none is included.
© 2026 CamGuard Australia · ABN 62 385 894 763 · Townsville, QLD. An independent Australian importer and reseller; not an official or authorised supplier or representative of eufy, Anker Innovations or their affiliates. Trademarks belong to their respective owners.
The Fun view’s Till 06 is a self-checkout parody written for comedy: no real retailer, kiosk or person is depicted. Details believed accurate at time of listing.
Product specifications
- HomeBase requirement
- Required: HomeBase Mini (v4.0.5.2 or above), HomeBase 2 / S280 (v3.4.1.2 or above, released after 2021), HomeBase 3 / S380 (v3.7.2.6 or above) or HomeBase Pro (v4.1.4.3 or above); not included
- Detection method
- Manual button press. Long-press to send an SOS alert (it cannot arm or disarm the system)
- Power
- 1 × CR2032 battery (pre-installed, user-replaceable)
- Wireless protocol
- Sub-1 GHz RF to the HomeBase
- Wireless range
- Up to 200 m (656 ft)
- Weather resistance
- IP65-rated dust and waterproof design; operates reliably in dusty and damp environments
- Operating temperature
- 0 to 50 °C
- Mounting
- Portable on a keychain or lanyard, or wall-mounted with the supplied 3M adhesive
- Dimensions
- 53.6 × 34 × 11 mm
- In the box
- Panic button (CR2032 battery pre-installed), 3M adhesive, quick start guide
- Color
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- White
- Power source
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- Battery-powered
- Connectivity technology
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- Wireless
- Home alarm features
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- Trigger Alarm
- Mounting type
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- Wall
- Control type
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- Button
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