eSecure 2.0

eSecure 2.0

by Protection One

7.6K ratings
84 reviews
Free

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Control your home security system and smart devices remotely. View live video feeds and receive alerts for important events. Automate scenes for convenience and energy savings.

Arm/disarm security system
Control Z-Wave devices (lights, locks, thermostats)
View live and recorded video
Create automated scenes
Manage user codes
Receive event alerts
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What's New in eSecure 2.0

5.7.6

February 21, 2019

•An exciting update to improve your connected experience. •Intelligent privacy for HD cameras. When enabled, your camera will automatically turn on privacy mode when you disarm your system, and turn off privacy mode when you arm your system. Privacy mode stops your camera from streaming and recording, reducing unnecessary notifications and events. Enable this new feature in each camera’s settings page. •Additional stability enhancements. We continue to work on fixes and improvements, so stay tuned for updates.

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User reviews

Pastor

The ProV eSecure 2.0 works wonderfully!

Issues with app

The app is not matching when it’s armed and disarmed.

Pastor

The ProV eSecure 2.0 works wonderfully!

Completely Useless

You can have an alarm system and billing account with Protection1/ADT, but you can't create an online account that lets you use the app without their permission. After being on hold for nearly an hour and speaking to people in five different departments (Account Management, Tech Support, etc.), I'm still locked out.
Five-star ratings? They have to be provided by their own employees or by one of those overseas companies that will provide 100's of favorable reviews for a fee.
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Too many errors and barriers for use.

I can’t arm or disarm my system. After finally receiving a link to set up my profile I was let down by the inability for the system to actually work. It still has not been able to “arm” and also there’s endless dead ends and error messages when seeking help. I would recommend a different system as this one is just not functioning.
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Reported Bugs

3 issues

App unable to arm/disarm system

Bug

Sensor and camera issues

Bug

Inconsistent app performance

Bug

Requested Features

3 requests

Allow clearing alarm history from app

Feature

Improve scheduling options

Feature

Update app for latest iPhone models

Feature

FAQ

What does the eSecure 2.0 app do?

The eSecure 2.0 app provides real-time remote control of your Protection 1 security system and compatible Z-Wave enabled devices. You can arm or disarm your system, adjust smart home devices like lights and thermostats, and view live video streams from your cameras.

What are the key features of eSecure 2.0?

Key features include the ability to arm/disarm your security system, control lights, adjust thermostats, lock/unlock doors, view live and recorded video, create automated scenes for convenience and energy savings, manage user codes, and receive email/text alerts for selected events.

How much does eSecure 2.0 cost?

The app itself is free to download. However, it requires a compatible Protection 1 security system and a subscription to eSecure 2.0™ Remote Interactive Services. For more information on pricing and subscription details, you should contact Protection 1 directly.

What are the compatibility requirements for eSecure 2.0?

To use the eSecure 2.0 app, you need a compatible Protection 1 security system and an active subscription to eSecure 2.0™ Remote Interactive Services. Specific details about compatible systems can be obtained by contacting Protection 1.

What are common use cases for eSecure 2.0?

Common use cases include remotely checking if your home is armed when you're away, turning lights on or off to simulate occupancy, adjusting your thermostat before arriving home, viewing live video of your property, and receiving alerts for unusual activity such as motion detection or extreme temperature changes.