The RE209 Glassbreak
is a security sensor that detects the sound of
breaking glass and sends alarm signals to the security panel.
Features
• 360 degree omni-directional coverage
• Optional external contact
• Low battery indication
• 5-year warranty
Enroll
by placing the panel into wireless enrollment mode, removing the
battery tab, and pressing the enrollment button.
Sending an Enrollment Signal
• Press the enrollment button to enroll
• Select Loop 1 for Glassbreak
Install
by mounting the sensor at least 3 feet (~1 m), but no more than
25 feet (~7.5m), from a window using the mounting screw locations
or VHB tape. Ensure that the sensor has visual line-of-sight to all
windows being protected.
Glassbreak Testers
should be used to verify operation after enrollment
and installation (use any glassbreak tester).
• Putting Sensor in Test Mode:
1. Put tester on tempered setting.
2. Hold tester next to the microphone and activate tester.
3. The red LED will light for 4 seconds.
4. Sensor sends alarm to control panel.
• Red LED will blink one time per second for one minute (Test Mode.)
• Every time the sensor hears the tester in Test Mode, the red LED will
light for four seconds and sensor sends alarm.
• In Test Mode:
1. Test sensor distance – holding tester near surface of the
window protected, activate tester with speaker pointed
towards sensor.
2. If the red LED does not light for 4 seconds, relocate sensor
and retest.
3. When location is verified and a good test is confirmed, the
red LED will stop blinking 1 minute after last tester sound
it hears.
NOTE: The pattern recognition technology of this sensor
ignores most false alarm sounds, including glassbreak
testers (except in test mode).
Enroll an External Contact
by pushing the Enrollment button and
then selecting Loop 3 for External Contact.
Use the panel installation guide to verify proper system setup.
Enroll Button
External Contact
Terminal Block
LED
RE209 Glassbreak
Honeywell
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Compatible
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Resolution Compatibles
External Contact
• Connect the external contact to terminal B and
the middle terminal
• Use only a
normally-closed
contact
• Do not use end-of-line resistors
