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This OEM receiver module is an affordable alternative to our 4-zone base receiver whenever no user-controls are required on the receiver itself, such as when interfacing with an app-controlled alarm panel. 2 x “normally closed” relay outputs provide an ideal connection for EOL (end of line) resistors. Relay “opens” for 5-seconds when activated. “Normally open” outputs (N.O) are also available on request.
The receiver module can support up to 2 “Standard” beam-sets providing they are installed within 300-400m range of the receiver. (obstacle dependent) Caution should always be taken if there are challenging obstacles in between a beam-set location and a base receiver module. Things to be concerned about are dense native bush, a roll in the land (or hill) – The house set back on a plateau where it can not be seen from the beam location, or loads of trees. These things can reduce the range down to as little as 150m. XR-2500 equipment would be better for this kind of challenge because the wireless range is around 4-5 times that of the “Standard” system.
Parabeam receivers may be used in either “Master” or “Slave” mode – if there will be multiple base receivers on the site, one of them must be a “master” and all other receivers must be set up as slave receivers. The reason for this is only one receiver should be allowed to “talk” (reply) directly to beam-sets to avoid signal-clashes.
An advantage of this system is that the master receiver acts like a repeater, handing the signal on to other receivers that may be much further away from the beams themselves, such as in a remote workshop or office.
Base Receiver | |
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Frequency | 458.550Mhz |
Two-way Radio Supervision | YES |
On-board Diagnostics | YES |
Maximum Number Of Supported Beam-Sets | 2 |
Relay activation time | 5 Seconds |
User controls | NO |
Dimensions – Millimetres | W50 | L80 | H14 |
Output Type | N.C (solid state relay) |