Optex FTN-R User manual

N219
CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION
1-1 BEFORE INSTALLATION................2
1-2 PARTS IDENTIFICATION................3
1-3 DETECTION AREA..........................4
2 INSTALLATION
2-1 WIRING DIAGRAM..........................4
2-2 TRANSMITTER PREPARATION.....5
2-3 BEFORE WALL MOUNTING...........6
2-4 STACKING METHOD ......................7
2-5 SIDE-BY-SIDE AND
TOP-TO-BOTTOM METHOD ........11
3 WALK TEST
3-1 WALK TEST...................................13
4 DIP SWITCH SETTING
4-1 WALK TEST MODE.......................14
4-2 BATTERY SAVING TIMER ............14
4-3 ALARM & TROUBLE OUTPUT ......14
4-4 LED................................................15
4-5 PIR SENSITIVITY..........................15
4-6 ANTI-MASKING.............................15
5 OTHERS
5-1 WALL TAMPER (OPTION)
CONNECTION...............................16
5-2 LED LIGHT PATTERN ...................16
6 BATTERY
6-1 HOW TO REPLACE BATTERY .....17
6-2 BATTERY LIFE..............................18
7 SPECIFICATIONS
7-1 SPECIFICATIONS .........................19
7-2 DIMENSIONS................................20
FTN-R Battery operated model with 2 PIRs
FTN-RAM FTN-R with anti-masking
Long battery life
Easy wiring by a connector
Multi fixing transmitter box
Compact design
190° adjustable bracket
Intelligent AND logic
Digital anti-masking (RAM model)
Wall tamper (option)
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NO.59-1646-0 091201
INSTALLATIONINSTRUCTIONS
Compact outdoor
detector
Compact outdoor
detector
fit series
fit series
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1INTRODUCTION
1-1 BEFORE INSTALLATION
Warning Failure to follow the instructions provided with this indication and improper
handling may cause death or serious injury.
Caution Failure to follow the instructions provided with this indication and improper
handling may cause injury and/or property damage.
The check mark indicates recommendation.
The nix sign indicates prohibition.
Warning Caution Caution
Do not remove the PCB. Do not remove the separate box
tamper.
Do not touch the PCB except for the
DIP switch.
ON
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ON
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Mounting height. Keep the detector parallel to the
ground.
Consider the direction a person is
approaching from, as well as the
detection area.
Install the detector in a place where it is free from false alarm factors. For example:
Sunlight and reflection•Heat source•Objects moving in the wind•
0.8 – 1.2 m
(2'7" – 3'11")
Parallel Tilt
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Separate box
Separate box tamper
Main unit
Bracket
Fixture
Main unit cover
Lens
1-2 PARTS IDENTIFICATION
Connector for POWER and ALARM
Connector for TROUBLE
Screw kit
For joint For wall mounting
Screw (M3 × 10 mm)
Plate nut
Screw (3 × 20 mm)
Note>>
Transmitter and battery are not included.
-Optional accessories
Wall tamper (WRS-03)
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Separate box cover
Sponge
Sponge
Sponge for transmitter
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0' 5' 10' 15'
0.8
0
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1.0
1.2
2'7"
0'(ft.)
3'3"
3'11"
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(m)
(ft.)
0' 5' 10' 15'
0.8
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(m)
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(m)
2'7"
0'(ft.)
3'3"
3'11"
(ft.)
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10'
10'
10'
15'
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2
3
4
5
(m) (ft.)
(ft.
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(m)
2
4
5
3
Separate box tamper
Trouble
Alarm
Wall tamper (option)
*For wall tamper wiring (option), refer to page
16.
Separate box Main unit
Transmitter
1-3 DETECTION AREA
Top view Side view
2 m detection length
5 m detection length
Adjustable range: 95° (by 5° pitch)
Adjustable range: 95° (by 5° pitch)
2INSTALLATION
2-1 WIRING DIAGRAM
-Overall wiring diagram
Notes>>
The battery in the transmitter is shared with the detector.
Connection for TROUBLE is used when monitoring for Tamper and Anti Mask.
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35 (1.38")
130 (5.12")
30 (1.18")
2-2 TRANSMITTER PREPARATION
The transmitter used should have the internal dimensions of H 130 × W 30 × D 35 mm.
(H 5.12" × W 1.18" × D 1.38")
-When monitoring ALARM and TROUBLE using the transmitter with 1 external input
External input is N.C. External input is N.O.
3
... DIP switch 3: OFF (N.C.)
3
... DIP switch 3: ON (N.O.)
-To monitor only the ALARM using a
transmitter with 1 external input -To monitor the ALARM and TROUBLE using a transmitter with 2 external inputs
Connectors to be used
Connector for POWER and ALARM
Connector for TROUBLE
Red Black
How to position a battery
Connector for POWER
and ALARM
Connector for
TROUBLE
Connector for
POWER and ALARM
N.C. N.O.
Unit: mm (inch)
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3Hold the top of the bracket and
remove the main unit.
Note>>
Be sure to keep connectors installed
through the bottom part of bracket after
main unit is removed.
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Bracket
Main unit
2
1
Bracket
Main unit
2
1
2-3 BEFORE WALL MOUNTING
1Open the main unit cover. 2Remove the fixture.
FixtureFixture
4Open the separate box.
Note>>
Do not remove the separate box
tamper.
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5Select the mounting method.
Stacking method
(Page 7)
Side-by-side method
(Page 11)
Top-to-bottom method
(Page 11)
Note>>
Be sure to mount the main
unit on the top.
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2-4 STACKING METHOD
For the side-by-side method and the top-to-bottom method, refer to page 11.
6Open the knockout.
Separate box Separate box cover
Joint screw
knockout
Wall mounting
knockout
Wall mounting
knockout
Wiring knockout
Joint screw
knockout
Separate box Separate box cover
Joint screw
knockout
Wall mounting
knockout
Wall mounting
knockout
Wiring knockout
Joint screw
knockout
7Pull the connectors through the wiring
knockout.
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8Attach the separate box cover and the bracket.
Notes>>
Be careful not to attach separate box cover upside down.
Be careful not to pinch wires.
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Screw (3 × 10 mm)
Screw (3 × 10 mm)
Sponge
Plate nut Wiring
Sponge
Plate nut
Double-sided tape for
temporary fixing
Screw (3 × 10 mm)
Screw (3 × 10 mm)
Sponge
Plate nut Wiring
Sponge
Plate nut
Double-sided tape for
temporary fixing
9Hold the top part of the bracket and
mount the main unit.
1
3
2
1
3
2
10 Mount the separate box on the wall.
Screw (3 × 20 mm)
Screw (3 × 20 mm)
Mounting height:
0.8 – 1.2 m (2'7" – 3'11")
Screw (3 × 20 mm)
Screw (3 × 20 mm)
Mounting height:
0.8 – 1.2 m (2'7" – 3'11")
100 mm
(3.94")
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13 Determine the horizontal detection
angle and attach the fixture.
Note>>
To make adjustments, remove the
fixture.
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Angle pitch: 5°
95° 95°
Angle pitch: 5°
95° 95°
Note>>
Check that the fixture and bracket
engage correctly.
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Note>>
Check that the fixture and bracket
engage correctly.
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11 Connect the connectors.
Separate box side Main unit side
Red
Black
White
Yellow
Red: Power input (+)
Black: Power input (-)
White: Alarm
Yellow: Alarm
Green: Trouble
Blue: Trouble
Brown: Tamper
Orange: Tamper
Grey: Tamper
Green
Blue
Brown
Orange
Grey
Separate box side Main unit side
Red
Black
White
Yellow
Red: Power input (+)
Black: Power input (-)
White: Alarm
Yellow: Alarm
Green: Trouble
Blue: Trouble
Brown: Tamper
Orange: Tamper
Grey: Tamper
Green
Blue
Brown
Orange
Grey
Notes>>
The tamper output is not exclusive. The
Anti-masking and Tamper circuits share
the Trouble output.
For the wall tamper wiring connection
(option), refer to page 16.
To detect cutoff of tamper
input wires (3 wire
line) as shown in the
illustration, cut the orange
jumper wire provided for
purpose of detection.
In this case, be sure to
use the connector of the separate box
tamper. Otherwise, the trouble output
will remain on.
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12 Install the transmitter and attach the
separate box cover.
Note>>
Please use the sponge for transmitter
when needed.
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2
3
Transmitter
1
2
3
Transmitter
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14
Determine the detection length. (2 m or 5 m)
If 2 m is required, rotate the lower lens
180 degrees.
Note>>
Do not remove the upper lens.•
5 m detection length
(Factory default) 2 m detection length
Side view
0' 5' 10' 15'
0.8
0
(m)
1.0
1.2
2'7"
0'(ft.)
3'3"
3'11"
102345
(m)
(ft.) 0' 5' 10' 15'
2'7"
0'(ft.)
3'3"
3'11"
0.8
0
(m)
1.0
1.2
(ft.)
102345
(m)
Side view
15 Attach the main unit cover.
Note>>
To prepare for walk test, check that DIP
switch 1 (WALK TEST MODE) is set to
“ON (TEST)” before attaching main unit
cover.
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16 Perform walk test.
For details, refer to page 13.
17 After walk test is complete, set DIP
switch 1 (WALK TEST MODE) from
“ON” to “OFF”.
Note>>
The battery life will be shortened unless
the DIP switch 1 is set to “OFF”.
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6Open the knockout.
Wiring knockout
(For side-by-side method)
Main unit
(Back surface)
Wiring knockout
(For top-to-bottom
method)
Separate box
(Back surface)
Wiring knockout
(For side-by-side method)
Main unit
(Back surface)
Wiring knockout
(For top-to-bottom
method)
Separate box
(Back surface)
Separate box
Wall mounting
knockout
Wall mounting
knockout
Wiring
knockout
Separate box
Wall mounting
knockout
Wall mounting
knockout
Wiring
knockout
2-5 SIDE-BY-SIDE AND TOP-TO-BOTTOM METHOD
For the stacking method, refer to page 7.
7Pull the wire connectors through
wiring knockout.
8Mount the bracket and the separate box to the wall.
Wiring
Side-by-side
method
Screw (3 × 20 mm)
Screw (3 × 20 mm) Top-to-bottom
method
Double-
sided tape
Sponge Sponge
Mounting
height:
0.8 – 1.2 m
(2'7" – 3'11")
83.5 mm
(3.29")
Note>>
Be careful not to pinch wires.•
Wiring
Side-by-side
method
Screw (3 × 20 mm)
Screw (3 × 20 mm) Top-to-bottom
method
Double-
sided tape
Sponge Sponge
Mounting
height:
0.8 – 1.2 m
(2'7" – 3'11")
83.5 mm
(3.29")
Note>>
Be careful not to pinch wires.•
100 mm
(3.94")
Double-sided tape
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9Hold the top part of the bracket and
mount the main unit.
1
3
2
1
3
2
10 Connect the connectors.
Notes>>
The tamper output is not exclusive. The
Anti-masking and Tamper circuits share
the Trouble output.
For the wall tamper wiring connection
(option), refer to page 16.
To detect cutoff tamper
input wires (3 wire
line) as shown in the
illustration, cut the orange
jumper wire provided for
purpose of detection.
In this case, be sure to
use the connector of the separate box
tamper. Otherwise, the trouble output
will remain on.
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Separate box side Main unit side
Red
Black
White
Yellow
Red: Power input (+)
Black: Power input (-)
White: Alarm
Yellow: Alarm
Green: Trouble
Blue: Trouble
Brown: Tamper
Orange: Tamper
Grey: Tamper
Green
Blue
Brown
Orange
Grey
Separate box side Main unit side
Red
Black
White
Yellow
Red: Power input (+)
Black: Power input (-)
White: Alarm
Yellow: Alarm
Green: Trouble
Blue: Trouble
Brown: Tamper
Orange: Tamper
Grey: Tamper
Green
Blue
Brown
Orange
Grey
11 Install the transmitter and attach the
separate box cover.
Transmitter
1
2
3
Transmitter
1
2
3
12 For the subsequent procedure, refer
to steps 13 to 17 (page 9 to 10).
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1Set the DIP switch 1 (WALK TEST
MODE) to “ON (TEST)”.
Note>>
The switch is set to “ON (TEST)” by
factory default.
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ON
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ON
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ON
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DIP switch
ON
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ON
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ON
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DIP switch
3Set the DIP switch 1 (WALK TEST
MODE) to “OFF (NORM)”.
Notes>>
The battery life will be shortened unless
the DIP switch 1 is set to “OFF”.
To use the LED in normal operating
condition, set the DIP switch 4 to “ON”.
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ON
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ON
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ON
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DIP switch
ON
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ON
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ON
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DIP switch
3-1 WALK TEST
3WALK TEST
2Check that LED lights for 2 seconds
when the intended object is detected.
Detected
Not detected
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Note>>
The detector will not generate
alarms at intervals shorter
than the specified time.
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4-1 WALK TEST MODE DIP switch 1 FTN-R
FTN-RAM
ON
123456
TEST
NORM
Position Function
TEST
(Factory
default)
The LED lights irrespective of the DIP
switch 4 (LED) setting.
The DIP switch 2 (BATTERY SAVING
TIMER) setting is inactive.
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NORM
The LED lights depending on the DIP
switch 4 (LED) setting.
The DIP switch 2 (BATTERY SAVING
TIMER) setting is active.
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4-2 BATTERY SAVING TIMER DIP switch 2 FTN-R
FTN-RAM
ON
123456
5S
120S
Position Function
5S 5 sec.
120S
(Factory
default)
120 sec.
4-3 ALARM & TROUBLE OUTPUT DIP switch 3 FTN-R
FTN-RAM
ON
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N.O.
N.C.
Position Function
N.O. N.O. output
N.C.
(Factory
default)
N.C. output
ON
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ON
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ON
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ON
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ON
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ON
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ON
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ON
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ON
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ON
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●: Factory default
DIP switch
1 WALK TEST MODE
2 BATTERY SAVING TIMER
3 ALARM & TROUBLE OUTPUT
4 LED
5 PIR SENSITIVITY
6 ANTI-MASKING
Do not touch the
PCB except for the
DIP switch.
4DIP SWITCH SETTING
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4-4 LED DIP switch 4 FTN-R
FTN-RAM
ON
123456
ON
OFF
Position Function
ON LED ON
OFF
(Factory
default)
LED OFF
Note>>
If the LED lights, check the DIP
switch 1 (WALK TEST MODE)
setting.
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4-5 PIR SENSITIVITY
DIP switch 5 FTN-R
FTN-RAM
ON
123456
Position Function
STD
(Factory
default)
Normal sensitivity
LOW Low sensitivity
4-6 ANTI-MASKING DIP switch 6 FTN-R
FTN-RAM
ON
123456
Position Function
ON
(Factory
default)
ANTI-MASKING ON
OFF ANTI-MASKING OFF
-ANTI-MASKING function
When masking condition continues more than 3 minutes, TROUBLE will be generated.
TROUBLE is generated after 20 seconds under the anti-masking test mode.
STD
LOW
ON
OFF
Teaching mode starts when both the separate box cover and the main unit cover are
attached.
Please be careful not to leave any object within 1 m from the unit.
ANTI-MASKING test mode
The trouble is output after 20 seconds.
Normal mode
The trouble is output after 3 minutes.
10 minutes1 minute
Teaching
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5-1 WALL TAMPER (OPTION) CONNECTION
Connect the tamper connector as shown below when connecting a wall tamper (option).
Mounting position
Stacking method Side-by-side method and top-to-bottom method
Separate box Bracket
5OTHERS
Separate box side Main unit side
Wall tamper (option)
WRS-03
Sponge
Sponge
5-2 LED LIGHT PATTERN
The following explains the LED light pattern.
Detector condition LED indicator
Warm-up
Note>>
The LED blinks even if the DIP
switch 4 (LED) is set to “OFF”.
•Blinks for approx. 120 seconds.
Alarm
Lights for 2 seconds.
Masking detection
(FTN-RAM only)
Blinks 3 times and then repeats.
LED
Blink Light OFF
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1Open the separate box, and
disconnect the transmitter connector.
(It is not necessary for the main unit
to be opened.)
6BATTERY
The detector shares the battery with the transmitter. Check that the 2.5 to 10.0 V power battery is
used for the transmitter.
6-1 HOW TO REPLACE BATTERY
Stacking method Side-by-side method and
top-to-bottom method
Separate box
Separate
box cover
Separate box
Separate box
cover
Black Red
3
2Replace the battery.
3Connect the connector, and close the
separate box.
Note>>
Check that the warm-up period is
started.
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6-2 BATTERY LIFE
The values indicated are only for reference on condition that the detector is exceptionally
operated by the sole battery.
It is impossible to indicate the battery life under the normal operation as the battery in the
transmitter is shared with the detector.
Interval 120 sec Interval 5 sec
CR123A (3 V, 1300 mAh) Approx. 6 years Approx. 5 years
CR2 (3 V, 750 mAh) Approx. 4 years Approx. 3 years
1/2AA (3.6 V, 1000 mAh) Approx. 5 years Approx. 4 years
Note>>
Data shown here is when the LED is off, AM is on. Battery life becomes shorter when the
LED is on.
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7SPECIFICATIONS
7-1 SPECIFICATIONS
Model FTN-R FTN-RAM
Detection method Passive infrared
PIR coverage 5 × 1 m (16'5" × 3'3")
Detection length limit 2 m, 5 m (6'7", 16'5")
Detectable speed 0.3 – 1.5 m/s (1' – 4'11"/s)
Sensitivity 2.0°C (at 0.6 m/s) (3.6°F (at 2'/s))
Operation voltage 2.5 – 10 V DC
Power input 3 – 9 V DC (Lithium or Alkali Battery)
Current draw 9 μA (at stand-by)/3 mA
(max.) (at 3 V DC)
10 μA (at stand-by)/3 mA
(max.) (at 3 V DC)
Alarm period 2.0 ±1.0 sec.
Warm-up period Approx. 120 sec. (LED blinks)
Alarm output N.C./N.O. Selectable-Solid State Switch 10 V DC 0.01 A
(max.)
Trouble output N.C./N.O. Selectable-Solid State Switch 10 V DC 0.01 A
(max.)
LED indicator
Enable: During DIP switch 1 (WALK TEST MODE) or
DIP switch 4 (LED) ON
Disable: During normal operation
Light/Blink: Warm-up, alarm, masking detection
RF Interference No alarm 10 V/m
Operation temperature -20 – +60°C (-4 – +140°F)
Environment humidity 95% max.
Weatherproof IP55
Mounting Wall (Outdoor, Indoor)
Mounting height 0.8 – 1.2 m (2'7" – 3'11")
Weight 190 g (6.7 oz.)
Accessories
Connector for POWER and ALARM,
connector for TROUBLE, plate nut × 2,
screw (M3 × 10 mm) × 2, screw (3 × 20 mm) × 4,
sponge for transmitter
*Specifications and design are subject to change without prior notice.
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7-2 DIMENSIONS
Unit: mm (inch) Unit: mm (inch)
35 (1.38") 42.5 (1.67") 35 (1.38") 42.5 (1.67")
155 (6.10") 155 (6.10")
Note>>
These units are designed to detect an intruder and activate an alarm control panel. Being
only a part of a complete system, we cannot accept responsibility for any damages or other
consequences resulting from an intrusion. These products confirm to the EMC Directive
2004/108/EC.
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OPTEX INCORPORATED (USA)
TEL:[phone]
Tech:[phone]
URL:http://www.optexamerica.com/
OPTEX KOREA CO., LTD. (KOREA)
TEL:[phone]
URL:http://www.optexkorea.com/
OPTEX SECURITY Sp. z o. o. (POLAND)
TEL:[phone]
URL:http://www.optex.com.pl/
OPTEX (DONGGUAN) CO., LTD.
SHENZHEN OFFICE (CHINA)
TEL:[phone]
URL:http://www.optexchina.com/
OPTEX CO., LTD. (JAPAN)
(ISO 9001 Certified)
(ISO 14001 Certified)
5-8-12 Ogoto Otsu
Shiga 520-0101
JAPAN
TEL:[phone]
FAX:[phone]
URL:http://www.optex.co.jp/e/
OPTEX (EUROPE) LTD. (UK)
TEL:[phone]
URL:http://www.optexeurope.com/
OPTEX SECURITY SAS (FRANCE)
TEL:[phone]
URL:http://www.optex-security.com/
OPTEX INCORPORATED (USA)
TEL:[phone]
Tech:[phone]
URL:http://www.optexamerica.com/
OPTEX KOREA CO., LTD. (KOREA)
TEL:[phone]
URL:http://www.optexkorea.com/
OPTEX SECURITY Sp. z o. o. (POLAND)
TEL:[phone]
URL:http://www.optex.com.pl/
OPTEX (DONGGUAN) CO., LTD.
SHENZHEN OFFICE (CHINA)
TEL:[phone]
URL:http://www.optexchina.com/
OPTEX CO., LTD. (JAPAN)
(ISO 9001 Certified)
(ISO 14001 Certified)
5-8-12 Ogoto Otsu
Shiga 520-0101
JAPAN
TEL:[phone]
FAX:[phone]
URL:http://www.optex.co.jp/e/
OPTEX (EUROPE) LTD. (UK)
TEL:[phone]
URL:http://www.optexeurope.com/
OPTEX SECURITY SAS (FRANCE)
TEL:[phone]
URL:http://www.optex-security.com/
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