EX-35T
PIR DETECTOR
- WIDE : 11m x 11m 85°wide
- LONG: 17m x 1.7m long range
- Wide-angle or long-range detection in multi-level or pet alley patterns
- Building
- House
- WIDE : 11m x 11m 85°wide
- LONG: 17m x 1.7m long range
- Spherical lens design
- Wide-angle or long-range detection in multi-level or pet alley patterns
- Product Details
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The EX Series provides low-cost detection without compromising quality.
It combines a unique dual-purpose lens, patented multi-focus technology, and Selectable Sensitivity to create four precise detection patterns – wide-angle or long-range and multi-level or pet alley.
This makes the unit very versatile and ideal for many applications where the need is for reliable detection on a tight budget.
The unique spherical lens design makes the unit attractive yet robust and, combined with patented multi-focus technology, it eliminates sensitivity problems frequently caused by changes in detection patterns.- WIDE : 11m x 11m 85°wide
- LONG: 17m x 1.7m long range
- Spherical lens design
- Wide-angle or long-range detection in multi-level or pet alley patterns
- High detection sensitivity
- Stable even in high temperature conditions
- Selectable pulse count (2 or 4)
- Applications
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- Building
- House
- Key Features
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- WIDE : 11m x 11m 85°wide
- LONG: 17m x 1.7m long range
- Spherical lens design
- Wide-angle or long-range detection in multi-level or pet alley patterns
- Specifications
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- Accessories
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The EX Series provides low-cost detection without compromising quality.
It combines a unique dual-purpose lens, patented multi-focus technology, and Selectable Sensitivity to create four precise detection patterns – wide-angle or long-range and multi-level or pet alley.
This makes the unit very versatile and ideal for many applications where the need is for reliable detection on a tight budget.
The unique spherical lens design makes the unit attractive yet robust and, combined with patented multi-focus technology, it eliminates sensitivity problems frequently caused by changes in detection patterns.