PIR Movement Detector
Description
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PIR Movement Detectors should be wall mounted at high level in the hallway or living room to monitor movement within the dwelling. PIR's can be used for activity monitoring or intruder detection; Activity Mode; if no movement is detected within a preset period an "inactivity" alarm call will be transmitted. Intruder Mode; if movement is detected an "intruder" alarm call will be transmitted. Features include
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