• 600TVL Image Resolution
• 3.6mm/F2.0 Board Lens
• 12VDC Voltage
• 1/3 in. SHARP CCD Image Sensor
• 150mA Power consumption
• AGC & Auto White Balance
• 14-122F (-10-50C) Operating Temperature

XT Series control panels can be plugged in and powered by a 12V DC power adapter for sites where a power supply is availabe. Alkaline batteries provide 3-6 months backup power (depending on alarm activity) if the local power supply fails.

Features:

• 12V DC power adapter with surge and lightning protection
• Compatible with XT Series control panels
• Required power option when XT panels are communicating over Ethernet or using programmable inputs and/or outputs
• Power adapter has screw terminals for custom power cable length if desired
• Not recommended for use below freezing temperatures

• Camera encased in working PIR
• Fully adjustable wall/ceiling mount included

The 8000 series is a compact, high-performance electric strike featuring a unique concealed design for use with cylindrical locksets. No cutting on the frame is required. Simply remove the existing strike plate, adjust the vertical alignment feature to the latchbolt centerline, and install. Its strength is derived from a unique keeper pin locking design, enabling the 8000 to exceed the ratings of the frame, door and locking hardware. This field selectable fail secure/fail safe unit is easy to install and accommodates latchbolts up to 5/8 in. throw.

The 5883 relay interface board provides 10 general purpose Form C relays that can be used to control auxiliary devices, interface to building control systems or to remote graphical annunciators. The 5883 is controlled by the 5880 LED/IO module. Each 5880 is capable of driving four 5883 relay interface boards for a total of 40 outputs.

Features:

• 10 general purpose Form C relays
• Relays rated at 5A 30VDC or 250VAC resistive
• Each output can be individually activated by the 5880 LED/IO module
• Housed in protective cabinet
• UL listed

The HUB-T Series Hold-Up Buttons provide two sets of momentary or latching DPDT contacts for actuating surveillance cameras or other security applications, in addition to the hold-up signal. The two sets of contacts may be used independently of each other, or they may be wired in series with a jumper wire for additional protection against false alarms.