A curtain detector throws a narrow vertical beam, 6 degrees wide by 90 degrees tall, rather than a wide room-covering fan. That lets you protect the plane of a window or a doorway while leaving the space behind it completely uncovered.
Built for the installer
The application that sells it is perimeter-armed occupancy: the customer wants the windows and patio doors protected while people move freely inside. A standard PIR cannot do that. A curtain detector mounted at the opening can.
It uses two PIR sensors with a detection range of about 19.7 to 49 feet depending on configuration. Mount it upside down to stop it reacting to domestic animals at floor level. Battery life is up to 3 years, shorter than the standard detectors, so factor that into a service schedule.
Key features
- 6-degree horizontal beam protects a window plane without covering the room behind it
- Enables perimeter-armed occupancy, the customer stays in while the openings stay protected
- Two PIR sensors with detection from roughly 19.7 to 49 ft
- Mount inverted for pet tolerance at floor level
- Three sensitivity levels adjustable in the app
System requirements
Requires an Ajax hub or range extender. Install upside down to avoid reacting to domestic animals. Battery life is up to 3 years, shorter than standard detectors.
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