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Wi REFLEX [ 433 ]
Sensor- barrier active infrared reflex and passive infrared with curtain effect to protect doors and windows
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COVERAGE AREA (W x H): 1,30 X 2,2 M |
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strengths
- Dual technology for a wide operating stability
- Quick and easy installation
- Excellent price / performance
- Low Power consumption
- Sensitivity Active and Passive adjustable
- Digital temperature compensation
- Anti-masking active / passive
- Intervention angle ± 4°
- Battery life 2.5 years
- Buzzer for installation test
- Mounting between shutter and window frame or outside casing
- 4 sensors side by side without interference
Curtain effect Barrier with double technology, low-power consumption.
- Anti-masking P.I.R.
- Anti-masking A.I.R.
- Anti-tampering
- Sensitivity adjustment Active IR: 1. . .10
- Sensitivity adjustment P.I.R: 1. . . 10
Version 433
- 433 MHz radio module included
- 100 m of free air range
- Radio transmission of Alarm, tamper, low battery and life
models
Wi RFX (Open Collector outputs)
Wi RFX 433 (output radio)
technical features
- Power supply: 2 Lithium battery AA
- Lifetime: 2,5 years with 2 x 2,7 Ah
- Trigger time: 150 mSec
- Reactivation time: ≥ 4 seconds
- Alarm output: N.C. (Open Collector)
- Tamper output: N.C. (Open Collector)
- Receiver card: 8 zones
- IP 44
DIMENSIONs
APPLICAtions

IDEAL foR
• Protection of doors and windows
• Stairwells
• Security gates (with vertical mounting kit and swivel caps RFX)
OPTIONAL

RIP 433
433 repeater to extend the radio
range of 100 meters further
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Wi RX 8 - 433
Radio receiver with 8 zones
outputs O.C. and 3 ralay outputs
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SK Wi RX 8 - 433
Radio receiver only board
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AL WI RX
220 Vca - 12 Vcc 1 A power supply
for Wi RX 8 radio receiver
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ANT 433
Antennas for Wi RX 8 receiver;
extends the radio range of the 50%
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TC 2 - 433
433 MHz remote control; 2 channel
(ON OFF) for Wi RX 8
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KIT RFX
White swivel caps |
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spare parts

LITIO BATT
Lithium battery 3.6 V - 2.7 Ah