The HX-80N is a high mount, outdoor passive infrared detector that provides the stability and reliability necessary for an outdoor PIR sensor. The most important element in reliable outdoor detector is accuracy to distinguish a human from a small animal. The exclusive pyro element on board enables the HX to project an ideal detection pattern, thus allowing for more accurate detection of humans and less false alarms. In addition, the HX-80N's dual PIR's and 20 detection zones utilize the 'AND' detection pattern technology - upper and lower detection areas have to be activated in order to generate an alarm condition. This technology helps to prevent false alarms caused by a pet or small animal. The HX Series' detection length can be limited to avoid unwanted detection, and it's short range zones can be masked if needed. By limiting the detection range, false alarms due to unwanted movement (cars, persons or animals outside the protected area) can be eliminated.

Features:

• Mounting height 8ft. - 10ft.
• Intelligent and detectionlogic
• Double conductive shielding
• Advanced temperature compensation logic
• Summer night compensation logic
• Vegetation sway analysis logic

Wireless 80ft. Long & Narrow High Mount Outdoor PIR w/Anti-Masking complete with Inovonics transmitter and batteries

Complete with Inovonics transmitter and batteries

• Add up to 32 high performance EchoStream wireless transmitters to any installation
• Includes support for both single and multiple condition transmitters
• Two line text display shows condition of each transmitter, provides log of past events, and displays signal strength
• Outputs can be configured in follower, latching, momentary, or toggle modes independently
• Case tamper protection, jam detection, and internal antennas for a secure wireless implementation
• Wireless programming routine built into the receiver
• Includes support for both single and multiple condition transmitters

• Includes backup battery
• No wires or programming needed
• Self configuring
• Case tamper protection