Optex FLX-S-ST FlipX Standard Indoor PIR Sensor with Rotatable Lens
Product details :
Part of the FlipX Standard Series, the FLX-S-ST is OPTEX's latest indoor sensor with a new to the market, innovative pyroelectric sensor, and human catch element. Equipped with a rotatable lens, FlipX sensors allow an easy switch from wide to narrow detection, meaning that you can do twice as much with a single product. It's the perfect choice for everyday intrusion detection in residential or light commercial sites.
Key Features :
Hardwired indoor PIR with rotatable lens
Wide detection up to 12m, 85 degree, and narrow detection up to 18m
Superior pet tolerance with new pyroelectric element
Variable high mount 2.0-3.0 meters
Specifications :
Coverage : Wide: 12 m (40') 85° Narrow: 18 m (60') 5°
Mounting Height : 2.0 to 3.0 m (6'7'' to 9’8”)
LED Indicator : Green: [1] Warm-up [2] Alarm
Alarm period : 2.0 ± 0.5 s
Warm-up period : Approx. 60 s (LED blinks)
Sensitivity : 1.6℃ ( 2.9°F) at 0.6 m/s (2’/s): 2.4 m (8’) mounting height
Power Input : 9.5 to 16 V DC
Relay output : (Alarm) : N.C. 24 V DC 0.1 A max. (Tamper) : N.C. 24 V DC 0.1 A max. (Open when the cover is removed)
Dimension: H: 130 mm x W: 62 mm x D: 56 mm
Weight: 120 g (4.20 oz)
Advanced pyroelectric sensor :
Equipped with the latest-technology pyroelectric sensor, the FlipX Standard ensures high performance and accuracy. What makes the sensor unique is its ability to adapt to the human shape and differentiate humans with greater clarity, avoiding false alarms triggered by pets.
Spherical lens design :
The specially designed spherical lens provides a precise focal length of each detection ray onto the pyroelectric elements. This advanced lens design helps to ensure consistency throughout the field of detection and considerably reduces the chance of missed alarms.
Easy Installation :
The FlipX Standard comes with an easily viewable LED indicator in green so you are sure the sensor is turned on and working. It also comes with a 180 degree cover lock which can be easily removed to rotate the lens and change the detection area from wide to narrow.
