DUAL PASSIVE PIR DETECTOR

A Dual Passive Infrared (PIR) Detector is a motion-sensing device that utilizes two passive infrared sensors to detect movement within a designated area. By monitoring changes in infrared radiation—emitted naturally by warm objects like humans and animals—these detectors can identify motion without emitting any signals themselves, making them "passive."

Features:

• Dual PIR Sensors: Employs two infrared sensors to enhance detection accuracy and minimize false alarms.

• Automatic Temperature Compensation: Adjusts sensitivity to maintain consistent performance across varying ambient temperatures.

• High-Frequency Interference Immunity: Designed to operate reliably even in environments with high-frequency interference, such as areas with active mobile devices.

• LED Indicator: Features an LED that can be toggled on or off to indicate detection status.

• Compact Design: Typically small and unobtrusive, allowing for easy installation in various settings.

Specifications:

• Detection Range: Up to 40 feet (approximately 12 meters).

• Operating Voltage: 9-12V DC.

• Relay Output: Form C relay output, configurable as normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC).

• Mounting Options: Often includes a swivel mount bracket for adjustable positioning.

• Dimensions: Varies by model; generally compact for discreet installation.