The KB-PI2-W wireless motion sensor from the Rhenium series is an advanced infrared detector whose pet immunity (animals up to 35 kg) keeps false alarms to a minimum.
Overview
The KB-PI2-W wireless motion sensor from the Rhenium series is an advanced infrared detector whose pet immunity (animals up to 35 kg) keeps false alarms to a minimum. It has a 110° viewing angle and a 12 m detection range, and communicates over the two-way FSK protocol at 868 MHz with a range of 800 m. Three-level adjustable sensitivity, a tamper sensor, and highly efficient power use with a battery life of up to 5 years make it ideal for wireless security projects.
Detection performance
- Detection Range
- 12m
- Detection Angle
- 110°
- Pet Immunity
- Up to 35kg
- Sensitivity
- 3-Level Adjustable (via App)
- Detectable Speed
-
0.3 ~ 2 m/
s - Detection Interval
- 30 ~ 180s Adjustable (Default: 60s)
- Tamper Alarm
- Supported
General
- Dimensions
- 114.6 x 61.1 x 43.5 mm
- Installation Method
- Wall-mount (Screws or 3M Tape)
- Operating Temp
- -10°C ~ 55°C
- Operating Humidity
- 5% ~ 95%RH (non-condensing)
- Compliance Standards
- CE
Wireless Spacification
- Radio Frequency
- 868MHz
- Wireless Protocol
- FSK with Two-Way Communication
- Transmission Range
- Up to 800 meters (Open Area)
Electrical & Power
- Power Supply
- Battery: DC 3V (1x CR123A)
- Battery Life
-
Up to 5 Years (Based on 10 triggers/
day) - Operating Current
- 50mA
- Static Current
- ≤ 30μA
Downloads
Documentation
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KB-PI2-W
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Answers to common questions about this product line, from the KDT Help Center.
Can burglar alarm systems be managed remotely?
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Depending on the project, the most important specifications are capacity, speed, compatibility, environmental ratings, management features and scalability. Basing your choice on a single figure is usually not enough.
Is a cheaper burglar alarm model always the right choice?
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