A PIR and a glass break detector in the same enclosure, on one system point. For a room with glazing that needs both, this is one device, one battery, one enrollment and one point of the hub's capacity instead of two.
Built for the installer
Glass break detection uses an electret microphone covering 1 to 30 feet across 180 degrees, with DualTone verification. DualTone requires both the low-frequency thud of the impact and the high-frequency shatter before it alarms, which is why a dropped glass or a slammed door does not trigger it. Minimum glass size is 11 by 11 inches.
The motion side matches MotionProtect: 39 feet at 88.5 degrees with pet immunity to 44 pounds. Alarm.com publishes measured coverage per sensitivity level, from 44.9 by 52.4 feet on high down to 24.8 by 15.7 feet on low, which is unusually specific and worth using when planning a room.
Key features
- Two detectors on one system point, saving hub capacity, battery count and enrollment time
- DualTone glass break verification requires both impact and shatter frequencies before alarming
- Measured coverage published per sensitivity level, so a room can be planned rather than guessed
- Pet immunity to 44 lb and 1.6 ft on the motion side
- Glass break to 30 ft across 180 degrees from a single position
System requirements
Requires an Ajax hub or range extender. Indoor use only. Recommended mounting height is 7.9 ft. Minimum detectable glass size is 11 x 11 in.
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Technical Specifications