But how does the one sensor work differently than the three sensor program?

Yeah.

Yeah, so to clarify, we had three sensors that did three different things with Gen 1.

Now we have one sensor that does all three things.

So you can still put two, three, four, five in a house.

You can have the exact same setup as Gen 1 if you want.

It's just we know that you don't need as many sensors to know when there's a problem and when you should be at the house.

So for contractors considering this new product, what does it actually change in the day-to-day for the tech, for the CSR, and for the homeowner?