29002508r000.pdf document type installation guide document number 29002508r000 document revision 0 category accessory sensor A glass break detector should be placed as close to a window or glass case as possible with no objects blocking its path The guide explains how to mount, wire, configure and test the sensor.
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Wires should be run to the edge of the window opening.
The 2100/2200 glass break detectors use the latest microprocessor technology to sample the acoustics of the protected area to determine when glass breakage occurs.
Minimum size for all types is 28cm (11 in.) square Glass must be framed in the wall or mounted in a barrier at least 0.9m (36 in.) wide Protected only if both plates in the unit are broken Proper glass break sensor wiring integrates seamlessly with emergency exit buttons by isolating electrical signals while aligning logical alarm responses, offering enhanced home and business security solutions.
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How to wire normally open/closed sensors and multiple sensors in series with end of line resistors. Choose a location glass break sensors should be located within 20 feet of the window or group of windows that are being monitored You can place them on. Accuracy and convenience in one enclosure ajax glass break detectors are designed to detect the sound of glass breaking, notifying about intrusion through windows.
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