Optex VX-402 passive infrared outdoor detector

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Optex VX-402 passive infrared outdoor detector

Features:

Make: OPTEX
Model code: VX-402
PIR Detectors: Yes
Dual/ Quad Technology: Dual Technology Detectors
Coverage/ Range m: 12

Additional info:

The VX-402 from Optex is a 40' x 40' hardwired outdoor detector that provides the stability and reliability necessary for an outdoor PIR sensor. With its unique design and dual PIR detectors, false alarms from animals as well as environmental nuisances are greatly reduced. The VX-402's dual PIR's create two detection areas (upper and lower) that must be compromised simultaneously in order to go into alarm. In addition, the detection length can be limited to avoid unwanted detection. By limiting the detection range, false alarms due to unwanted movement (cars, persons or animals outside the protected area) can be eliminated.

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Make	OPTEX
Manufacturer	OPTEX
Category	Intruder Alarms>Intruder detectors
Model code	VX-402
PIR Detectors	Yes
Dual/ Quad Technology	Dual Technology Detectors
Coverage/ Range m	12
Microwave	Yes
Pet Tolerance	Yes
Power Consumption	25 mA
Temperature Compensation	Yes
Indoor/Outdoor	Outdoor
Electrical Specifications	Power Supply: 9.5 ~ 18 V DC
Environmental Specifications	Operating Temp ^oC: -20 ~ +60 C (-4 ~ +140 F)
Additional info	The VX-402 from Optex is a 40' x 40' hardwired outdoor detector that provides the stability and reliability necessary for an outdoor PIR sensor. With its unique design and dual PIR detectors, false alarms from animals as well as environmental nuisances are greatly reduced. The VX-402's dual PIR's create two detection areas (upper and lower) that must be compromised simultaneously in order to go into alarm. In addition, the detection length can be limited to avoid unwanted detection. By limiting the detection range, false alarms due to unwanted movement (cars, persons or animals outside the protected area) can be eliminated.
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