Secware Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 In september last year i asked you a question if a oml-dam can be used as pir only with the mw disabled. You confirmed this with yes. I ordered 6 detectors which stein use in a residentiall environment for a small year now. During this year most of the detectors triggered a false alarm, some of them more than one. This makes the detectors very unreliable.In the same environment, the optex fx50sq performed much and much better being a lower end detector.So, do you know more about the unreliable function of the oml-dam as pir only? Is the pir only functionality in real world worser than the oml-am detector?Please help because even with those expensive and professional detectors, the system behaves like an cheap unprofessional system. Quote
admin Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 The PIR element of any DT will be more unstable than a pir only usually. They are designed to work with the Microwave. Whats the reason for disabling the mw element. Howeber the fx50 is a good detector Quote
Secware Posted October 20, 2014 Author Posted October 20, 2014 Thanks for replying! The reason why is:- an DT detector needs to detect twice: the pir and radar. So this will be great in an noise environment, but in an residential environment, i thing that an pir only will detect an intruder earlier, right?- an radar in residential environment sounds not really healthy.- you don't offer the optex optimal oml-am J Quote
accounts3 Posted October 20, 2014 Posted October 20, 2014 A dual Tech detector, is more stable, the PIR picks up and no activation if the microwave element does not also pick up a reason for the activation. The microwave element usually needs to be adjusted to the area to be covered. The reason for a Dual Element detector is to reduce the likely hood of false alarms, There is no health reason for not using the microwave element. Quote
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