Does the detector have a relay switch or can one be added in order to send a signal to a DVR or security panel. If not,can you suggest another product
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There is a 12v/300mA output terminal strip. It can be configured as normally open OR normally closed.
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These sensors do indeed have a pair of terminals on the circuit board that can be used with an external switch to trigger the sensor. I am using one of these sensors and triggering it with an outdoor passive IR motion sensor to send a motion alert to my Vera home controller.
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I am not qualified to answer your question. I was directed by my IT person to purchase the item to repair surveillance DVR. Sorry.
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I looked at the user's manual and it did not list the level of detection. However, the unit has worked without a problem. It was installed new in March of 2013. Hope this helps.
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No relay needed. 1Positive wire from meter to battery number 1 positive lead. And 1 negative write from meter to last battery negative. Voila!
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That depends on your DVR system, if you have motion detect recording then it is motion sensor activated.
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Besides the motion detector, you need the control module the receives the wireless signal from the detector. Then you will need three single pole switch modules. I recommend you refer to the X10 website to better understand and confirm my assumptions. Hope that helps.
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As far as I know, generally no as most dvrs, if they are from a cable or satellite provider, have that function disabled.
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I have this wireless detector connected to the security panel via a Honeywell 5883H Wireless Receiver installed in the can. The 5883H has unlimited wireless zones and is a high-security encrypted receiver.
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the motion detectors are a function of the cameras. The DVR will record what it is sent. Depending on how good the cameras are, the video is very good.
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The trigger amperage of a motion detector is not sufficient to power this siren, nor most any other standard sirens for that matter. What you will want to do is use a sensitive trigger relay in between your motion detector and the siren. You will also need to supply the proper voltage to the relay as well. That way, when the low voltage of the detector is tripped, the relay will connect the higher voltage to the siren.
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The camera is powered by a cord with a 110volt plug. There has to be a duplex receptacle near the camera. The camera CAN be triggered my motion detect, but that has more to do with your DVR. It will work through a window during the day time, but the night vision just gets a white shine through glass.
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Not sure about the question. My detector was returned as it was defective as it kept saying 'service required'. I do not recommend this device or the company.
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Ed there needs to be a switch inline I used a motion detector off a porch light.Since the circuit is 12 v the 110 motion detector is wired to a 12 volt transformer usually from radio shack.These work very good for circuits which are for alerting motion.
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Yes, you need to be configured on SWM in order to do while home DVR/Genie. This switch, along with associated power supply and splitters provide that configuration. Note that there's also an 8 channel switch available if you don't need that many connections but I went with the 16 just for additional capacity if I need it...doubt that will ever be necessary but it's there just in case.
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This detector "comes with" several features not found in less expensive models. It has a 'pin pointer' feature that is useful. Study the manual.I purchased a Garrett "Pro Pointer" which I use in conjunction with the detector. Use the included earphones.
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I bought this to be able to get an internet signal. in theory that is what this is for, you can split the signal between two receivers in your home a Dvr and a regular receiver.