Mercury PIR technology from Electronics Line
Product Profile

Electronics Line has released the Mercury range of PIRs. All models within the range enjoy a universal casing ensuring aesthetic consistency and ease of installation. Their standard hi-spec offers 40v/m to 1Ghz RFI immunity, 1,200 lux white filter and insect trap with foam seal. Within the range, each detector has been developed to address specific needs and preferences:
All models are offered with a 10-year warranty.
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- Standard installations - the Mercury 100 for all regular detection applications
- Quad detection - the Mercury 400 for quad protection preferences
- High temperature - the Mercury 500 offers increased sensitivity to heat and light, particularly suitable for kitchens and conservatories
- Animal “intelligence” - the Mercury 52c, pet immunity which identifies but ignores animal movements
- High risk areas - the Mercury 1000 offers the latest in digital technology to ensure highly accurate detection
All models are offered with a 10-year warranty.
Technical Specification
Make | EL Mercury |
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Manufacturer | Electronics Line UK Limited |
Category | Intruder Alarms>Intruder detectors |
Model code | EL-100 |
PIR Detectors | Yes |
Coverage/ Range m | 15 x 15 |
Angle of Detection o | 90 |
Selectable Pulse Count | Yes |
Indoor/Outdoor | Indoor |
Additional info | with insect trap with foam seal, 40 v/m - 1GHz RFI immunity, look down detection zone, end of line resistor and remote LED disable connections, full lens library. Super immune version available - 12000 lux white lighter filter plus 60v/m-1GHz RFI immunity EL 120. |
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