VXS-AM Outdoor 90-degree PIR with antimasking

Product Details

Featuring a customisable design and accurate detection, VX Shield is a series of short range outdoor intrusion detection sensors providing reliability, convenience and security.The VXS series is used to generate an early intrusion alarm, protecting buildings. sites and roofs. The VXS-AM is the hardwired PIR model with anti-masking.

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The VX Shield series has been designed to make the installation phase as easy as possible for the installer. With every piece of the installation phase throughout with great precision from the easy 90 degrees rotation lock to open/close the cover to the easy to adjust detection area, we've made what was previously considered the most painful of tasks totally hassle free. The VX Series also includes a "Automatic Walk Test Mode", when closing the cover the walk test mode expires automatically after 3 minutes.	ALL VXS models are equip with a digitally enhanced signal recognition logic called SMDA. By analyzing detection patterns and environmental information SMDA improves immunity against various noise factors such as climate changes and vegetation sways, and can distinguish between the cause of nuisance false alarms and genuine intrusions.

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Applications

Buildings
Perimeter
Approach
Roof / Ceiling

Key Features

Intelligent 12m PIR with animal immunity
Active Infrared antimasking
Easy set up incl. automatic walk test mode
Versatile design- choice of housing and front covers

VXS Face covers

Modify the design of your VX Shield available in White/Silver/Black.

Plug in EOL Resistor Modules

Different values of EOL resistances can be instantly set by plugging in optional modules.

Shield Series - How to walk test the BXS, VXS and WXS?

Power up the sensor as normal and close the cover. When the cover is on, an automatic walk-test function is enabled. After 3 minutes, the sensor will flash quickly for 5 seconds to indicate that the walk test is going to expire.

I heard that PIR sensors do not work well in warmer climates, is that true?

No, PIR sensors detect the temperature difference between the detection goal and the bottom inside the detector’s field of view both when the difference is positive or negative. During the day the flat temperature can reach 50-60 degrees Celsius, whereas the human body maintains it at 30 degrees Celsius. This 20-degree difference is more than enough to detect intruder’s presence.

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