An outdoor PIR that holds up in weather and reports someone trying to blind it. Two PIR sensors, anti-masking, and the LISA algorithm that separates a person from wind-blown foliage, rain and passing animals.
Built for the installer
Outdoor detection is where cheap detectors fail, and they fail expensively because every false alarm is a call-out at two in the morning. LISA and SmartDetect are the software filters doing that work, backed by temperature compensation from -13F to 140F.
Detection range is adjustable from 10 to 49 feet using a scrollbar on the enclosure, so the beam can be pulled back from a pavement or a neighbouring property rather than accepting whatever the default reaches. Pet immunity is by height, up to 2.6 feet, with weight not relevant. The Hood accessory is available to shield the anti-masking system from rain and snow.
Key features
- Anti-masking reports attempts to block the detector rather than silently failing
- LISA and SmartDetect filtering separates a person from foliage, rain and animals
- Range adjustable 10 to 49 ft on the enclosure, so the beam can be pulled off a pavement
- Rated -13F to 140F with temperature compensation across the range
- Pet immunity by height to 2.6 ft, with weight not a factor
System requirements
Requires an Ajax hub or range extender. Mount at 2.6 to 4.3 ft. The Hood accessory protects the anti-masking system from rain and snow.
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Technical Specifications