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New & Improved IQ Profiler™ -- the "Quick Install" PIR that Profiles Objects to Prevent False Alarms
Now all you need is a screwdriver to quickly install the advanced microprocessor-based passive infrared sensor that contains a library of false alarm and alarm sources - NAPCO's IQ Profiler Sensor!
NAPCO Security Systems, Inc., a manufacturer of hi-tech security products for more than 30 years, introduces a special microprocessor PIR sensor housed in a futuristic "Bi-Optic Contoured Case" for superior detection accuracy.
The IQ Profiler features:
- New & Imporved "Quick Catch" detection response.
- Unique dual focal lenses for superior pet immunity up to 50 lbs.
- Optic Contoured Case profiles the size of objects by producing beams that are three times as large as competitive sensors
- One-tool installation in under one minute
- Instantaneous verification of genuine alarms and prevents false alarms
- Shielded Grooves-Out Lenses to prevent dust/dirt interference
- Room-Temp Alert™
- Look Down/Creep Zones
Quick Mount
A quarter-turn of a screwdriver in the back housing's mounting disk and the unit embeds itself in any corner in under a minute, with innovative self-projecting, fast anchoring wall pins.
Quick Wire
"Snap-Down" Terminal Strips for connecting wires with no screws to fasten. Just insert stripped wires in each and snap down (speaker-jack style)
Features:
- 50 lb. Pet Immunity (22.7kg) & superior false alarm discrimination with Unique Dual Foal Lenses
- Bi-Optic contour Case & Dual Focal Lenses provide exceptional distance profiling:
- "Far Field Lens" allows for detection of large objects and ignores small targets nearby
- "Near Field Lens" allows for discrimination of small targets nearby
- Installation in a minute with patented Quick-Mount and Quick-Wire
- Shielded High-Performance Aspheric Lenses plus Look-Down/Creep Zone
- Sensor Chamber prevents insect, draft, and dust interference
- 20 v/m RF-Shielded circuitry
- Maximum Range: 50' x 50' (15.2m x 15.2m)
A library of over 1200 profiles of false alarm and valid alarm signals are stored in the advanced microprocessor. All detected signals are automatically compared against them for ultimate false alarm protection.
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