Can this 5150 dector be used as a normaly closed detector in a zone
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It is installed in series with other zone detectors; e.g. a door open detector, then this detector, fully protects a glass door
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Yes. I have 4 of these set up right now. They are normally closed with resistance less than 24 ohm, and greater than 1 Mohm when triggered.
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Technically yes, it can scan anything from 764.00000-960.00000MHz. You don't even need the P25 Network Access Code (NAC), this scanner will pick it up and detect the code automatically, although it is better to save the code to the scanner as it will help block out interference.** BUT ** if the department(s) you are trying to listen to have their radio traffic encrypted on the P25 system, the unit, nor any other unit can decode the encrypted P25 traffic.
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I think you can.. My husband tried the medal detector out a couple times.. But it just always beeps like crazy and honestly nothing was there.. It's just sitting in my basement..
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I believe it will function adequately as a stand-alone detector on battery. However, the wiring provides a means to integrate this unit with a whole-house, multi-zone (upstairs/downstairs or a moderately large floor plan) protection system.
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Hello Steve, Good Question....The Unit Is Set Up To Actually Do The Reverse. It Will Alert You Once It Leaves A Geo-fence Area. But You Can Do One Of Two Things To Accomplish What You Are Trying To Do. 1- You Can Set The Unit On No Move And Once It Moves You Can Watch It In Intervals To See If The Unit Enters The Area. 2- Once The Tracker Reaches The Area You Are Talking About, Then Set Your GeofenCe And YouR Intervals, Then The Tracker Will Alert You When It Is Out Of That Area.....Once It Returns To That Area It Will Stop Alerting You. Hope This Answers Your Question. Thank you.
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Yes, no problem with detection. I mount on the visor without fear of radar from all sides. This is battery operated so carry a spare set but the detector will warn you of low power.
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Hello, I haven't tryed the detector at that range but I have mine set about 35 feet off my driveway and it picks up people about half the time. When it's cold outside the decetor doesn't work as well. At 200 feet I don't think it would work for you. Hope this helps you out.
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I do not see why not. However, it will not work with light relay, that is resistance based. Motion detector should work.I have it in a reading lamp/night light in the kids room.
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I have not wired it,use on battery.not a great laser detector.i would not recommend it.
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Yes; temperatures that high could possibly damage internal components in your radar detector or damage the plastic housing because it is a vary soft; I would take it out, or put it in a shaded place when you are not using it car/ truck.
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The unit is undetectable to older VG2 radar detector detectors. It probably IS detectable to the newer Spectre Stalker Elete radar detector detectors.
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Yes. In daylight use the detector . Used it to set grade on a lot last week . Have also run lines and set foundations with it
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The x50 comes with one. I think all newer bel and Escort detectors will work with it.
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The short answer is no, it won't. The electronics in the motion detector slightly modify the power that the bulb gets (probably the frequency) and it interferes with the electronics in the CFL/LED bulbs. You can use CFLs made for dimmers since they have a compensator built in, but in my experience they're expensive and don't last very long, less than a year, so it's not cost effective. I use halogen bulbs in mine, about as efficient as an incandescent can get, and if your motion detector sensitivity is dialed in then you shouldn't be using a lot of power because the light should only be in when it detects a large, hot object, like a person or automobile. Also, read my review on this particular motion detector, I and others have had big problems with them. I'm using a 180 model made by Cooper lighting, also sold here, that works much better and is much more reliable, for around the same cost as this junk Zenith product. Hope this helps. :)
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Remember that this is only a motion detector...and it doesn't have a great transmission range...and might not work too well in a metal mailbox. As a motion detector, it'll certainly tell you when the mailbox is open; but then if you leave it open and there's no movement in front of it, it might think that the mailbox is closed.
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No. If the signal is actually encrypted you're out of luck. If your local agency simply transitioned to digital P-25 without encryption (LAPD, etc.) then you may still listen to the unencrypted channels. If they move to the Motorola P25 Phase 2 system this scanner will NOT receive the signals. I suggest you check a website like Radioreference.com to get details on your local systems.
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Yes the system has one wired zone but if you planning on using a motion sensor or a glass break then you would have to use a power supply to power that device