Sound alarm with LED
- When an audible signal is desired in combination
with the memory LED, turn the alignment sound
switch to ON.
When the alarm memory function is not used,
leave the receiver terminal 11 unconnected.
(Logic switch can be in either position.)
Estimated battery life
IS443
No. of pair
Md AA
0.5Ah
Gel Cell
1.0Ah
Gel Cell
5.0Ah
1
8 hr
16 hr
83 hr
2
-
8 hr
41 hr
4
-
-
20 hr
8
-
-
10 hr
IS444
No. of pair
Md AA
0.5Ah
Gel Cell
1.0Ah
Gel Cell
5.0Ah
1
7 hr
14 hr
71 hr
2
-
7 hr
35 hr
4
-
-
17 hr
8
-
-
8 hr
IS445
No. of pair
Md AA
0.5Ah
Gel Cell
1.0Ah
Gel Cell
5.0Ah
1
5 hr
11 hr
58 hr
2
-
5 hr
29 hr
4
-
-
14 hr
8
-
-
7 hr
Unit should be connected to a listed class 2 power
source capable of providing standby power for at
minimum 4 hours.
Troubleshooting
Operation LED does not light up
1. Disruption of power or inadequate power.
- Correct power supply.
2. Bad wiring connections or broken wire, short-circuit.
- Check and correct wiring.
Receiver Alarm LED does not light up when the beam
is interrupted.
1. Disruption of power or inadequate power.
- Correct power supply.
2. Bad wiring connections or broken wire, short-
circuit.
- Check and correct wiring.
3. Beam reflection is flooding receiver.
- Remove the reflecting object. Contact
Vanderbilt
for further remedies.
4. Four beams are not interrupted simultaneously.
- Ensure all beams are interrupted at same time.
5. Beam interruption time is shorter than response
time.
- Adjust response time.
Receiver Alarm LED stays on
1. Alignment is out.
- Check and adjust.
2. Obstruction between transmitter and receiver.
- Check site / remove any possible obstacles.
3. Optical parts of units are soiled.
- Clean the optical parts with a soft cloth.
4. Frequency channel setting on transmitter does not
match with that on receiver.
- Readjust to the same channel.
Intermittent alarm
1. Bad wiring connection.
- Check again.
2. Change of supply voltage.
- Stabilize supply voltage.
3. Obstructing object between transmitter and
receiver.
- Remove the obstruction.
4. Transient spikes on supply cables.
- Relocate.
5. Loose installation of transmitter and receiver.
- Tighten.
6. Optical parts of units are soiled.
- Clean the optical parts with a soft cloth.
7. Poor alignment.
- Check and adjust again.
8. Animals pass through the four beams.
- Change environment of the installation.
9. Beam power switch is set to L; not enough
sensitivity.
- Set beam power switch to H and make the unit
gain-locked with the receiver cover detached.
Specifications
Detection system
Near infrared beam
interruption system
Infrared beam
Double modulation pulsed
beam by LED
Protection distance
- IS443 outdoor ....................................................... 50m
- IS444 outdoor ..................................................... 100m
- IS445 outdoor ..................................................... 200m
Max. beam range
- IS443................................................................... 200m
- IS444................................................................... 400m
- IS445................................................................... 600m
Response time ................................. 0.05sec. to 0.7sec.
Supply voltage .................. 12V to 30VDC (non-polarity)
Current consumption
- IS443................................................................... 95mA
- IS444................................................................. 105mA
- IS445................................................................. 120mA
Alarm output ....................................... Dry contact relay:
..................................................... NC or NO switchover
.............................. Reset: Interruption time (Min 2sec.)
............................................. Contact: 30V (AC/DC), 1A
Environmental ouput .........................Dry contact
relay:
................................................... NC or NO switchover
NC or NO switchover
...... Contact operation: Output when weather condition
.......................................gets worse
gets worse
(AC/DC), 0.5A
Tamper output ...................................... Dry contact NC
................................Contact operation: Output when
............................................. receiver cover is detached
.......................................... Contact: 30V (AC/DC), 0.1A
Alarm LED ...................Red LED (Receiver) lights when
........................................................ an alarm is initiated
Attenuation LED ..........Red LED (Receiver) lights when
........................................ beam receiption is attenuated
Functions ............ Modulated beam frequency selection
.............................................................. Sound indicator
................................................... Environmental module
............................................... Alarm memory indication
......................................................... Programmed AGC
...................................................Auto-gain lock function
.................................................................... Monitor jack
Ambient temperature range ................... -25°C to +66°C
Mounting position .............................................. Outdoor
Wiring ............................................................. Terminals
Weight
- Transmitter ...................................................... 1.200kg
- Receiver .......................................................... 1.300kg
Appearance ............................... PC resin (ruby-colored)
Details for ordering
IS443
Photoelectric beam sensor (50m)
VBPZ:5299920001
IS444
Photoelectric beam sensor (100m)
VBPZ:5299890001
IS445
Photoelectric beam sensor (200m)
VBPZ:5299500001
BP-200F Pole cover (2pcs./set)
NBPZ:5386240001
HTF-24
E
Heater (2pcs./set) 24VDC; 860mA
NBPZ:5386110001
.......................................... Contact: 30V (AC/DC), 0.5A
EC Declaration of Conformity
Hereby, Vanderbilt International (IRL) Ltd declares that
this equipment type is in compliance with all relevant
EU Directives for CE marking. From
20/04/2016 it is in compliance with Directive 2014/30/
EU (Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive.
The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is
available at:
http://pcd.vanderbiltindustries.com/doc/Intrusion-
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