Outdoor Wireless PIR Sensor for the FR783 Alarm Panel

Outdoor wireless PIR sensor designed specifically to work with the FR783 alarm panel.

SKU 8100-FR783PIREXTEAN 8219671111461

Description

Wireless PIR sensor designed specifically to work with the FR783 alarm panel. With a wide coverage angle of about 110 degrees and a range of about 12 metres, it covers large outdoor areas effectively.

The infrared detection technology built into the unit, with intelligent volume recognition, ignores pets weighing up to 25 kg, so avoiding false alarms.

The PIR sensor runs on two 1.5 V AA batteries (not included) and draws very little current in standby, so it will run for a long time before the batteries need changing. The unit is also weatherproof (IP65 protection rating) and can be used both indoors and outdoors.

The PIR sensor is easy to install and comes complete with an adjustable mounting bracket.

Technical specifications
  • Installation: wall mounted using an adjustable mounting bracket
What is in the box
  • PIR sensor
  • Screws and wall plugs
  • Weather protection cover
  • Wall mounting bracket
  • User manual

Technical details

Transmission distance to the panel 200 m (open field)
Operating voltage 3 V (2 alkaline AA batteries, not included)
Standby current less than 9 µA
Alarm current less than 10 mA
Operating frequency 433.92 MHZ (1527)
Alarm light on continuously for 3 seconds
Operating environment outdoor/indoor
Protection rating IP65
Tamper switch N.C
Alarm output alarm information signalling, tamper signalling
Detection range 6-9m
Detection angle 110 degrees
White light immunity up to 10000 lux
Intelligent pet immunity sensor up to 25 kg

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