Dahua Technology ARD512-W2(868) Wireless Glass Break Detector

Technical Specification

Features:
  • Make: Dahua Technology
  • Model code: ARD512-W2(868)
  • Glassbreak Detectors: Yes
  • Coverage/ Range m: Max. 9 m
  • Power Consumption: Max. 150 mW
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Detects when the glass is broken, triggering alarms for different types of glass such as tempered, double-glazed, laminated, wired, plate and float glass. Detects high and low frequency sounds at the same time, and uses algorithms to reduce the occurrence of false alarms. Two-channel alarm input. Cloud update and automatic recovery from update failure. The two-way wireless encrypted communication mechanism improves the security and stability of communication. With the wireless frequency hopping mechanism, the device auto matically hops to other available frequency bands when the original frequency band is being interfered with by other wireless radios, to ensure communication remains stable.

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Make Dahua Technology
Manufacturer Dahua Technology Ltd
Category Intruder Alarms>Intruder detectors
Model code ARD512-W2(868)
Glassbreak Detectors Yes
Coverage/ Range m Max. 9 m
Power Consumption Max. 150 mW
Mount Type Surface
Indoor/Outdoor Indoor
Electrical Specifications Power Supply: 1 × CR123A battery
Physical Specifications Dimensions mm: 107.8 x 34.5 x 24.8
Environmental Specifications Operating Temp oC: -10 ~ +55 C (14 ~ 131 F)
Additional info
  • Detects when the glass is broken, triggering alarms for different types of glass such as tempered, double-glazed, laminated, wired, plate and float glass.
  • Detects high and low frequency sounds at the same time, and uses algorithms to reduce the occurrence of false alarms.
  • Two-channel alarm input.
  • Cloud update and automatic recovery from update failure.
  • The two-way wireless encrypted communication mechanism improves the security and stability of communication.
  • With the wireless frequency hopping mechanism, the device auto matically hops to other available frequency bands when the original frequency band is being interfered with by other wireless radios, to ensure communication remains stable.
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