DSC PG9200AX PowerG Photoelectric Twin Beams Detector
- Aesthetically pleasing slim and compact design
- Ideal for commercial applications and large residences
- Market-leading perimeter detection using Active Infrared Technology (Photoelectric beams) and PowerG range
Overview
PowerG Photoelectric Beam Detector by DSC Security is a market-leading perimeter detector using Active Infrared Technology (Photoelectric beams) and PowerG range.
Features
- Aesthetically pleasing slim and compact design
- Ideal for commercial applications and large residences
- Market-leading perimeter detection using Active Infrared Technology (Photoelectric beams) and PowerG range
- Transmitter is designed to send an infrared beam over long distances
- Coverage area of 200 ft. with short range model PG9200AX and 350 ft. with long range model PG9350SL
- Easy to install with view finder, alignment dials and LED indicators
- Reliable performance with twin (PG9200AX) and quad (PG9350SL) beams
- Cover and wall tamper protection
- Extended battery life with PowerG
- Polycarbonate cover protects the cover of the beams from UV rays and other harsh environmental conditions
- IP55/IP65 dust-tight and waterproof rating ensures dependable operation even in extreme conditions
- Compatible with PowerSeries Neo, PowerSeries Pro and Qolsys IQ panels
Specifications
| Maximum detection range | 60 m/200 ft |
| Detection method | Twin infrared beam interruption detection |
| Selectable beam frequency | 4 channels |
| Interruption time | Variable between 50, 100, 250, and 500 ms |
| Power source | Recommend: 3.6 V, 13.0 Ah LSH20 lithium batteries manufactured by SAFT |
| Current draw | 810 μA Transmitter: 490 μA + Receiver: 320 μA (at 25°C, 3.6 VDC) |
| Battery life | Transmitter: Approximately 3 years. Receiver: Approximately 5 years |
| Operating temperature | : -20°C - +60°C (-4°F - 140°F) |
| Operating humidity | 95 % (max.) |
| Alignment angle | ±90° Horizontal, ±5° Vertical |
| Dimension | 8.5 " x 3.47" x 6.4" |
| International protection | IP55 |
| Supervisory transmission frequency | 912-919 MHz, 128/256 second intervals |
