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Staniot Smart Wireless PIR Motion Detector Human Body Infrared Home Security Burglar Alarm Sensor 433Mhz For Anti-Theft Panel
Staniot Smart Wireless PIR Motion Detector Human Body Infrared Home Security Burglar Alarm Sensor 433Mhz For Anti-Theft Panel
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SPECIFICATIONS
Alarm current: ≤15mA
Brand Name: staniot
Certification: CE,RoHS
Choice: yes
Detection range: 8M / 110°
Feature 1: Motion detection
Feature 2: Low voltage alarm
Hign-concerned Chemical: None
Input voltage: 1.5V
Model Number: PR100
Origin: Mainland China
Quiescent current: ≤15uA
Smart home platform: Tuya
Wireless parameters: support frequency band 433MHz
Wireless parameters 2: support encoding format eV1527
semi_Choice: yes
433MHz Wireless Indoor Infrared Motion Detector
Notice:
1) It needs to work with alarm panel together, can’t work alone.
2) Your alarm panel meets these three technical parameters and can be used with our door sensor.
1. Radio frequency：433 MHz
2. Encoder IC：eV1527
Video guidelines:
Youtube homepage: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0omnisV9_rZOcGsSMH1hLQ
staniot Motion Sensor
staniot Motion Sensor is with 110° adjustable detection range, covers a wide range. As soon as any break-in is detected, you will be alerted by APP notifications and a loud alarm from the security panel.
Warm notice: It is not WiFi motion sensor, needs to be connected to a security host to use.
Wireless parameters: 433MHz, eV1527.
It is recommended to use in connection with the staniot security panel, make up the alarm system together with other accessories. Realize instant APP notification, Chime, loud alarm and other functions.
Whole Home Coverage
Motion sensors are easy to install and can be installed anywhere in the home to monitor a wide range. Meanwhile, the motion sensor have been adjusted specifically to prevent pets from triggering alarms. Normally Pets under 15kg will not trigger the alarm (But still need pay attention to the pet's movement range and the distance from the motion detector. If the pet moves too much or gets too close to the detector, it may also trigger an alarm).
