Acoustic Sensor Glass Break in Sensitivity Adjustable
Product Description IDATA AF-HDGL26 is an acoustic sensor for the broken windows with adjustable sensitivity. It 'a microprocessor device with dual technology with a microphone that environment:1. detects and analyzes the pressure infrasound caused by the rupture;2. recognizes the typical sound frequencies produced by the rupture.Recognizes simultaneously both the low-frequency signal caused by the pressure placed on the glass to create the break that the characteristic sound of glass breaking.The result of this double analysis ensures the elimination of any type of "false alarm". OutreachThe range of the detector is about 7 meters with the angular coverage 90 ° horizontal and 75 ° vertical when placed on a wall.It can be mounted on the ceiling, on the wall opposite to the glass or on the wall adjacent the glass.The sensitivity can be affected by the acoustics of the room and the presence of sound-absorbing material, such as carpets, wallpaper or heavy drapes covering the windows protected.Ideal for protecting glass frames as windows of homes and offices, but also the shop. Technical specifications• Double sensing technology: air pressure and sound analysis• bi-color LED indicator• Filter digital audio RFI / EMI• Can be mounted on wall or ceiling• Range: 7 meters• Range: 90 ° Horizontal x 75 ° Vertical• Transmission distance in radio frequency: 100 meters in open area• Power supply: 12V DC 500mA• Consumption Stand by: 2,6mA• Transmission consumption: 28mA• Radio frequency transmission: 433MHz (+/- 75KHz)• panel Material: ABS plastic (UV-resistant)• Compatible kit IDATA AF-HDG005 and IDATA AF-HDG555 Environmental Characteristics• Operating temperature: -10 ° C / + 55 ° C• Operating Humidity: up to 80% Dimensions• Width: 54 mm• Height: 106.5 mm• Depth: 15 mm Certifications• THERE IS• WEEE Package Contents• Glass Break Detector• DC 12V• User manual
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