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06 outdoor siren specification sheet.pdf1
The Outdoor Siren/Strobe Model SE250/SE650/SE750 is a battery-operated, wireless security device that provides both an audible siren and visible strobe light alarm. It uses encrypted wireless technology to communicate with a security system control panel. The siren produces 105dB of sound for up to three minutes while the strobe flashes four times per second. It is powered by four alkaline batteries that can last up to four years and includes tamper detection if the unit is removed from its mounting surface.
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07 keyfob specifications sheet
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04 a pir itr specification sheet
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The MotionViewer DCVA camera is a battery-operated, wireless, indoor, motion-activated video camera designed for security systems. It features a CMOS sensor, 85 degree lens, infrared night vision up to 14 feet, motion detection up to 40 feet, and encrypted wireless transmission. When motion is detected, it captures and transmits a 10 second video to the monitoring station. It has a battery life of up to 4 years and dual tamper detection.
02 a pcam dcv specification sheet
The MotionViewer DCV is a wireless, battery-operated indoor security camera that detects motion using a passive infrared sensor. It uses S2View encrypted wireless technology to communicate with a control panel and transmit video. When motion is detected, the camera records a 10-second video clip and sends an alert. The camera has an 85-degree wide-angle lens, 4.5m night illumination, and lithium batteries that last up to 4 years. It provides security through dual tamper detection, supervised check-ins every 8 minutes, and AES encryption.
01 keypad specification sheet
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00 control panel xv specifications sheet
The XV GPRS control panel is a wireless, battery-operated security system that works with Videofied's devices. It has programmable inputs and outputs, supports 25 wireless devices, stores event logs and videos, and communicates using GPRS. It provides video verification from motion detectors and can trigger videos upon events. The control panel supervises connected devices and has tamper detection, multiple power options, and programming via keypad.
00 control panel xt specification sheet
The XT GPRS control panel is a wireless alarm system that uses patented S2View spread spectrum technology. It has a built-in GPRS transmitter to communicate with a central monitoring station and supports up to 25 wireless devices including indoor/outdoor motion detectors, door contacts, keyfobs and more. The panel can operate as a standalone alarm or integrate with an existing system to add video verification capabilities. It has programmable inputs/outputs, 4-year battery life, and stores event logs and video files on an internal flash memory.
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The Control Panel VIDEOFIED® XL GPRS is a wireless, battery-operated security system control panel designed for residential and small commercial applications requiring video verification. It utilizes patented S2View® technology providing reliable wireless communication between devices. The control panel stores up to 4,000 event logs and supports up to 19 devices including motion detectors, door contacts, and keyfobs across 4 protection areas. It communicates alarms via the Frontel protocol or voice calls.
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The Outdoor Siren/Strobe Model SE250/SE650/SE750 is a battery-operated, wireless security device that provides both an audible siren and visible strobe light alarm. It uses encrypted wireless technology to communicate with a security system control panel. The siren produces 105dB of sound for up to three minutes while the strobe flashes four times per second. It is powered by four alkaline batteries that can last up to four years and includes tamper detection if the unit is removed from its mounting surface.
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The Outdoor Siren/Strobe Model SE250/SE650/SE750 is a battery-operated, wireless security device that provides both an audible siren and visible strobe light alarm. It uses encrypted wireless technology to communicate with a security system control panel. The siren produces 105dB of sound for up to three minutes while the strobe flashes four times per second. It is powered by four alkaline batteries that can last up to four years and includes tamper detection if the unit is removed from its mounting surface.
05 indoor siren specifications sheet
The Indoor Siren Model SE200/SE600/SE700 is a battery-operated, wireless siren designed for use in security systems. It uses S2View spread spectrum technology and AES encryption to communicate securely with the control panel. The siren produces a 110dB alarm at 1 meter for 1.5 to 3 minutes. It has a dual tamper detection system and can operate for up to 4 years on alkaline batteries. The siren is used to annunciate alarm sounds in security systems and is installed in areas where sound can resonate.
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The PIR Model ITR is a wireless indoor motion detector designed for use in security systems. It detects motion within a range of 12 meters and 90 degree angle. It is powered by a lithium battery that can last up to 4 years and transmits system status checks every 8 minutes including its ID code, sensor state, tamper condition and battery level. It has a dual tamper detection system and approvals for CE and FCC standards.
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02 b pcam dcva specification sheet
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