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Wireless - Glassbreak Detectors & Shock Sensors


Shock Sensor 5800SS1





 cover


 Protects up to a 10' x 10' area of glass Mounts quickly and easily without having to remove the


 Dimensions: 1-5/8” H x 1.6” W x .8” D


 Requires no adjustments


Protects all types of glass


Shock Processor and Transmitter 5819WHS


 Provides three zones for total protection


- Closed loop shock sensing and processing with shock sensor sold included - External contact loop


- 2 built in reed switches for vertical or horizontal mounting





Adjustable pulse count and response sensitivity setting 


to meet demanding application requirements Dimensions: 4-3/4” H x 1-1/2” W x 1” D


Glassbreak Detector 5853


 and Lowest





 batteries


Four selectable sensitivity settings (Max, Medium, Low


25 ft. range/no minimum range 


 Covers all glass types


Remote test mode activation Up to ten year battery life with easily replaceable


Easy installation using the FG-701 remote simulation 


 Dimensions: 5” H x 3” W x 1.1” D


Wireless Thermal Detector 5809 5809 - A type thermal 5809B - B type thermal 5809C - C type thermal


 fixed temp models


Onboard test switch 


 Fully supervised


Asset Protection


Wireless Indoor Asset Protection 5870API-WH/ GY





 Accelerometer


High Security Standard Security Tilt mode


Designed to guard against theft


Patented Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS) 


Three Operating Modes  Dimensions: 45.72mm H x 43.18mm W x 16.02mm D


Available in: 5870API-WH Indoor Asset protection - White 5870API-GY


Indoor Asset protection - Grey


Six Button Wireless Remote Fob 5805-6


Compact enough to carry on a key chain 


 Convenient, single-button control of security, lighting,


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 Two-button panics


garage doors and more with up to eight functions. Concave keys for a more tactile feel


LED that indicates transmission status plus low-battery condition actually helps reduce false alarms.


Four Button Talking Bi-Directional Remote Control 5804BDV


Four completely programmable buttons 





 


Remote activation of lights, appliances and 


 garage doors


Dimensions: 4” H x 2” W x 5/8” D 36 Sales and Support, Call: 1300 ADI ADI Technical Support, Call: 1800 220 345 www.adiglobal.com/au


 Recessed keys


 Two button panic


Speaks system status in plain English User replaceable, long-life lithium batteries


Requires 5800TM system status transmitter or 6150RD/6160RF/5883H


 Available in both rate of rise fixed temp and


Reliable electro mechanical operation


Wireless Smoke Detector 5808


 


 Field cleanable


Ideal for commercial and residential use Includes integrated heat sensors


 Saves on installation costs


 UL 217,268


 Detector sensitivity testing done automatically


 Tremendous retrofit opportunity


 Dimensions: 5-1/2” diameter


Temperature Sensor and Flood Detector 5821





 Up to ten year battery life





Five selectable temperature ranges Local or remote temperature probe


 Transmits supervisory, tamper and low battery


 Dimensions: 3” H x 1-1/2” W x 7/8” D


ALSO AVAILABLE T280R - Temperature probe 470PB - Remote water probe


Remote Controls


Four Button Wireless Remote Fob 5804


User replaceable, long-life lithium batteries 





 Dimensions: 2-1/4” H x 1-1/2” W x ½” D


Recessed keys reduce false depressions Remote operation of lights and appliances


One button operation (no codes to remember) 


Four completely programmable buttons 





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