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Part number: SLB2300
Product Description
Powerful PIR controller for new and existing installations.
- Total PIR switching: 2300W incandescent/halogen, 500W fluorescent/low energy plus 140W LED.
- 12m detection range with 180º area of detection.
- Pan and tilt feature.
- Light ON times adjustable from 5 seconds to 15 minutes.
- LUX (light level) adjustment – Day to Night (2 to 1000).
- Manual ON/OFF switching override.
- IP55 weatherproof rating.
- Simple and quick to fit terminal block connectors.
- Dimensions: 93 x 78 x 141mm.
A SPEECH RECORDABLE OUTDOOR ALARM WARNING SYSTEM
Record a simple welcome or warning message onto this unique outdoor microphone system, and locate it in a remote or unmanned location, once triggered the message will be boomed at the visitor. Especially effective if you have a good CCTV camera, (live or dummy) visable at the same location.
Use it to welcome visitors, or to warn 'not so welcome visitors'
A very effective addition to remote perimeter security.
The PV-12 & AV-100 Speech Alert systems are powered by 12 volts DC, our customers use a range of power supplies which may be a stand alone transformer or a supply coming from an alarm or cctv system.
The PV-12 has a built in PIR (passive infrared) detector, it will detect people from up to 12 metres away, once detected it will replay the customers individual recorded message (which can be eight seconds long ) at an adjustable volume between silence to 100 decibels, a very good deterrent.
The AV-100 is triggered by a simple normally open contact coming from an existing security system such as an alarm, cctv or perimeter alert system, once triggered it will replay the customers individual recorded message (which can be eight seconds long ) at an adjustable volume between silence to 100 decibels, a very good deterrent.
Information
Recording a simple welcome or warning message onto a security alarm system is a very easy way of increasing the effectiveness of any system.
Our range of 'Speech Alarm Systems: are designed for indoor and outdoor use, and are especially effective if you have a good CCTV camera, (live or dummy) visable at or near the same location.
It is well known now, that a lot of the expensive CCTV systems incorporate a control centre, that apart from watching 24 hours seven days a week, and they the ability to announce their presence using microphones.
By using any Speech Alarm System, in remote or unmanned locations, it gives the impression that a call centre is monitoring the site.
They work using various trigger methods, some are connected to existing security systems, some have a built in PIR (passive infrared) sensor, but once triggered a voice will be boomed at the visitor.
Other uses are to simply direct visitors, or remind staff and visitors of health & safety issues, such as moving fork lifts etc.
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