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Dual 

EL-1484

 

 

Location of the Detector 

Consider the following before 
mounting the detector: 

• 

Select a location from which the 
pattern of the detector is most 
likely to be crossed by a burglar, 
should there be a break in. 

• 

Avoid a location that comes in 
direct contact with radiators, 
heating/cooling ducts or air 
conditioners. 

• 

Do not place the detector in front 
of windows subject to direct 
sunlight or drafts. 

• 

Do not place bulky objects in front 
of the detector. 

• 

Microwave energy will pass 
through glass and most cons-
truction walls, point the unit away 
from outside traffic and rotating 
machinery. 

Installation Instructions 

1. 

Open the housing 

by removing the front cover. To do so, press the tab located on the bottom of the 

detector. 

2. 

Loosen the PCB screw

, slide the PCB downwards and lift to remove. 

Note: Do not touch the face of the 

PYRO sensor or MW antenna.

 

3. 

Knock out 

the required mounting and wiring holes.

 

4. 

Thread the cable 

through the wiring holes (from the outside of the unit) using the appropriate wiring 

knockouts. 

 

5. 

Seal the wiring hole 

with the foam plug provided. 

 

6. 

Choose an appropriate mounting height 

(recommended 2.2m)

 

and attach the base to the wall.

 

7. 

Connect the wires 

to the terminal block (as shown in figure 2).

 

TAMPER

RELAY

N.C.

+Vin

GND

ARM

Alarm

Tamper

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

 

 

Figure 2: Terminal Blocks 

8. 

Replace the PCB

 and tighten the PCB screw.

 

9. 

Attach the front cover 

making sure to click the plastic housing shut.

 

Operation and Adjustment 

Warm-up time:

 The detector will need to warm up for the first 90 seconds after applying 9 - 16Vdc.

  

Note: The unit is to be connected to a UL listed power supply or control unit capable of providing a minimum of 
four hours standby power. 

Setting the pulse counter: 

The pulse counter determines the number of beams that need to be crossed 

before an alarm is generated. To set the pulse counter, refer to Table 2 for the appropriate dip-switch setting. 

Walk testing the detector:

 A walk test determines the coverage pattern of the detector. To perform this test, 

walk across the scope of the detector according to the detection pattern selected. Confirm that the LEDs 

Terminals 1 & 2: 

Alarm Relay Contacts 

Terminal 3: 

Alarm Memory Control (0V = Disarmed, 12V = Armed)  

Terminals 4 (-) & 5 (+): 

Voltage Input 

Terminal 6 & 7: 

Tamper Contacts 

PCB 

Screw

DIP 

Switch

Vertical 

Adjustment 

Scale

LED

Indicators

MW 
Trimmer 

Pyro 
Sensor 

Tamper 
Switch 

Figure 1: Dual EL-1484 (cover off)

 

Terminal

Blocks

LED 

Disable

Header

MW 
Antenna 

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