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Low Battery Indicator
When the batteries in the alarm unit are running out, the LED on the front of the
alarm unit will flash slowly (more slowly than during the arming delay). If the LED
starts flashing in this way, change the batteries immediately.
Replacing Batteries
The batteries in the alarm unit should be replaced every six months. If you’re using
the sensor in chime mode and get a lot of visitors, you may need to change them
more often. On the other hand, if you use the PIR in alarm mode, don’t arm it
often and use high quality batteries, you may not need to replace them as often.
Remove the sensor from its mounting bracket.
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On the rear side of the sensor, locate the battery compartment.
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Remove batteries
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Insert three fresh AA batteries. Do not mix battery types, and do not use
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rechargeable batteries.
Re-Pairing Remote Control
If you find that the remote control isn’t operating properly, this indicates that the
remote control might need to be re-paired with the alarm unit. This is most likely
to happen when the batteries are changed in the alarm unit - the temporary lack
of power clears the sensor’s memory.
Remove the alarm unit from the mounting bracket.
1.
Locate and push the button on the rear of the unit labeled “LEARN”. The
2.
button is recessed, so you’ll need thin screwdriver or similar to push it.
The LED on the front of the alarm unit will flash slowly, indicating that the
3.
sensor is in Learning Mode.
Press any button on the remote control. The alarm unit will beep to confirm
4.
the pairing worked.
Technical Specifications
Power Requirements
3 x Alkaline AA Batteries (4.5V DC)
Modes
2 (Alarm and Chime)
PIR Detection Range
> 3m (Typical – varies by environment)
PIR Detection Area
360° horizontal, 110° vertical (approx)
Chime Mode
Chime Volume
> 90dB
Chime Duration
2s
Re-Trigger Delay
5s
Alarm Mode
Mode of Operation
Remote control (included)
Siren Volume
> 110dB
Siren Duration
30s
Entry Delay
30s
Exit Delay
45s
Re-Trigger Delay
5s
Remote Control
Power Requirements
1 x CR2032 Button Cell (3V DC)
Remote Distance
> 20ft / 6m
Remote Angle
60° (approx)
