Description
DualCurtain Outdoor – Wireless Outdoor Bi-Directional Curtain Motion Detector – White
Product:- 26097.81.WH1
- Up to 30 Meters Detection Zone
- One Enclosure – Two Independent Detectors
- Pet Immunity
- Two-way communication at a distance of up to 1700 meters
Protecting property boundaries
DualCurtain Outdoor controls your property perimeter without creating obstacles for people who are already inside.
Two independent optical systems with narrow viewing sectors and flexible settings allow you to accurately adjust 30 meters of the detection zone, excluding possible sources of false alarms.
The ELSA (Extended Live Signal Analysis) unique software reacts to intruders, screening out triggers like natural interferences and pets.
Engineering accuracy
On the sides of the detector there are two optical systems with narrow viewing sectors, each equipped with two PIR sensors.
Thanks to temperature compensation, detection is always accurate.
Sensor signals are analyzed by our new ELSA digital algorithm.
Only if two sensors of the same optical system simultaneously capture human motion, the detector activates an alarm.
Instant Response to Intruder
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Pet Immunity
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Efficiency in the near area
DualCurtain Outdoor features a technology to expand the protected area, which is unique among outdoor curtain motion detectors.
When Near Area Detection is enabled, the detector’s upper PIR sensor receives an additional narrow viewing sector directed at the angle of 40 degrees down against the main sector.
The feature allows both sensors to detect movement when a human crosses the protected perimeter closely to the detector’s body, addressing the problem of the blind spot, which is a typical problem of such detectors.
Near Area Detection is designed to protect windows and other passages that animals have no access to. The proximity of the detection zones’ vectors significantly reduces the efficiency of pet immunity.
Near Area Detection mode is a patented technology of Ajax Systems.
