ZhiAnBao High Sensitivity PIR Pet Immunity Motion Sensor PA-476PET

Specifications:

• Sensor: Low noise, high sensitivity, dual element, PIR sensor
• Pulse Count (Sensitivity): Two levels auto pulse signal processing, 1~3 pulses or 2~6 pulse selectable
• Temperature Compensation: Auto
• Startup Time: 60 seconds after power up
• Detection Speed: 0.2~7m/sec
• Lens: Second generation fresnel pet immunity lens
• White Light Immunity: Yes
• Coverage: 12m x 1100
• Zones: 9+5+5+3=22
• Installation Height: 1.1~3.1m adjustable
• Alarm Indication: Green LED constant light 3 seconds (can be disabled)
• Alarm Output: N.C., rating 28VDC 0.15A
• Anti-Tamper Switch: N.C., opens when cover removed, rating 0.15A, 28Vdc
• Power Input: 9~16VDC, 18mA
• Operating Temperature: -10°C~50°C
• Operating Humidity: 95%
• Size: 94 x 66 x 52mm / 3.7 x 2.6 x 2.0in (L x W x H)

Features:

• High performance passive infrared motion sensor, compact size and streamlined design is ideal for the security application
• This pet immune sensor is specifically made for applications where the user wishes to permit pets to move around the secured area after the system has been armed
• Auto pulse signal processing, 2 levels adjustable
• Auto temperature compensation
• 2nd generation fresnel PET immunity lens
• Optional other lenses
• This pet immune sensor also provides backup protection door/window sensors
• The indoor pet immune sensor can be used to protect locations where door/window sensors are impractical or not needed
• High density SMD design
• Sensor low battery reports to the control panel
• Additional connector for EOL resistor
• This PIR motion sensor has a changeable PIR range for smaller rooms, making the sensor even more balanced, without compromising its excellent detection ability
• Fire resistant case

Details:

• This pet immune sensor is specifically made for applications where the user wishes to permit pets to move around the secured area after the system has been armed

• This PIR motion sensor has a changeable PIR range for smaller rooms, making the sensor even more balanced, without compromising its excellent detection ability

• High performance passive infrared motion sensor, compact size and streamlined design is ideal for the security application

• With the mounting screw, this pet immune sensor is easy to install

Size in Detail:

How to Install a Motion Sensor in Your Home

There are two types of sensors designed to detect motion in a room of a home - a passive infrared sensor (PIR) and a dual-technology sensor, which includes passive infrared and microwave. Budget considerations will influence your choice.

Instructions:

• Selecting the Sensor
• Survey your home and determine where you intend to put a motion sensor
• Choose areas where an intruder is likely to go. Common locations are in a hallway or stairway
• Remember that a passive infrared motion sensor detects heat. Eliminate spots where you must aim at heat vents, radiators, open windows where sunlight shines through, or windows where car headlights often shine through at night
• Choose a dual technology sensor that includes both microwave and infrared elements if aiming the sensor is a problem
• Select either a hard-wired or wireless motion sensor, which will depend on whether you have a hard-wired or wireless security system
• Drill holes in walls and route wires in and out of walls to the control panel if you have a hard-wired system
• Access a power source for a wireless motion sensor. Some infrared and dual technology motion sensors, however, come with a lithium battery that supplies power
• Installing the Sensor
• Gather the following tools: drill, screwdriver, screws, tools to fish wires through walls
• Read the installation instructions that come with the sensor
• Take into consideration the instructions and how you intend to aim the sensor
• Mount the sensor to a wall using the drill and screws. Remember to aim a passive infrared motion sensor away from a heat source
• Route the wire of the sensor (if it is a hard-wired sensor) along the baseboard and/or through walls to the control panel
• Connect the wire to the proper input. If you are using a wireless motion sensor, you may only have to route a wire to a power source. If the wireless sensor also includes a lithium battery, you will not have to route any wires at all
• Adjust the microwave element if you are using a dual-technology motion sensor that includes microwave and infrared

Package Included:

• 1 x High Sensitivity PIR Pet Immunity Motion Sensor