Dual Technology – Glassbreak & Shock


Outdoor ‘Immediate Perimeter’ Dual PIR • Unique 3' x 80' detection area (40' in each direction)


• Must compromise upper and lower detection areas in order to trigger an alarm. 4' mounting height.


• Protect window lines, multiple roll up doors and fence lines with one detector


OP-BX80N (BX-80N)


Dual Tech Indoor Pet Tolerant PIR • 40' x 40' residential/commercial dual tech PIR • Small to medium pet tolerant


• Ideal detection area feature enables the microwave detection area to synchronize OP-MX40PI (MX-40PI)


Outdoor Dual PIR with Voice Record Function • 40' x 40' detection area; 4' mounting height


• Must compromise upper and lower detection areas in order to trigger an alarm event


• Adjustable detection area setting


• VX-402REC model allows two 8 second voice clips to be recorded. Playback occurs when detection area is compromised.


OP-VX402REC (VX-402REC) OP-VX402 (VX-402)


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Compact Outdoor Dual PIR Detector


• Compact and stable detector perfect for small outdoor areas


• 16.5' x 3.3' or 6.7' x 3.3' selectable detection patterns • 190° adjustable built-in bracket


• Dual PIR detectors must be broken in order to generate an alarm event


• Digital anti-masking (FTN-AM only)


OP-FTNST (FTN-ST) OP-FTNAM (FTN-AM)


REDSCAN Class-1 Laser Detector


• Can detect a moving object’s size, speed and distance from the detector and process that information


• Processed information results in high-reliability detection of people with minimal false alarms


• Can be mounted vertically [200 ft. detection range] or horizontally [100 ft. radius detection area]


• Up to 50 ft. mounting height in vertical mode


• Four independently adjustable detection areas for PTZ control


• Four independent N.O. outputs OP-RLS3060 (RLS-3060)


Outdoor Dual-Technology Motion Sensor • 90 ft. x 50 ft., 100 ft. x 35 ft., 125 ft. x 20 ft., 12VDC • -34° C to 65° C. Metal housing, 1/2" conduit connector. • Includes L-Bracket & walk-tester PK-77XL2ABC (SDI-77XL2-ABC)


Outdoor Dual-Technology Motion Sensor • 50 ft. x 50 ft., 12VDC. -34° C to 65° C. • Metal housing, 1/2" connector • Includes L-Bracket & walk-tester PK-SDI76XL2 (SDI-76XL2)


Tower12AM High Security Anti-Mask Dual Tech


• Tower12AM features black mirrored optics, patented V-Slot window, active IR for anti-block and anti-spray protection as well as anti-vandal design. A detector made for the most challenging and most secure environments.


• 82 x 100 (25 x 31m) coverage • Tower10AM- PIR version available


VS-Tower12AM (Tower12AM) 28


Digital Pet Immune Dual Technology Detector


• Advanced true digital 85 lb. pet immune motion sensor


• 3D cylindical optics eliminates “dead” spots • 40' x 40' coverage with creep zone coverage • Ideal for residential and commercial installations


VS-NEXTDUOK (NEXTDUOK985)


Glassbreak Detector • FlexCoreTM


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• New hinged-case styling – nearly 180° • Four adjustable sensitivity settings. 25' range/no min. • Remote test mode activation. Protected PCB.


CK-FG1625 CK-FG1625T • Tamper/form “C” relay


CK-FG1615 • Non-adjustable with 15' fixed range


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INTRUSION & Z-WAVE®


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