Wireless perimeter alarm system solution that uses solar powered photoelectric beam detectors and smart burglar alarm panels. The photoelectric beam detectors integrates with solar panel and has a rechargeable battery built-in to provide truly wire-free perimeter solution. By employing dual beam technology that only triggers an alarm when both beams are interrupted simultaneously which in turn can significantly reduce false detection. When a pair of photoelectric beam detector works, it creates an invisible fence around your property. It has a 433MHz wireless module built-in that emits alarm signal when the detector is tripped.
INTRODUCTION TO WIRELESS PERIMETER SECURITY SYS
Offering a completely wire-free installation that requires no maintenance apparently is the primary advantage of solar powered photoelectric beam detectors. Such wireless perimeter intrusion monitoring system supports do-it-yourself installation, greatly reduce the time and cost on installation.
The burglar alarm panel is a sleek and slim design wireless alarm panel that includes a 4.3 inch full touchscreen. The alarm panel supports up to 100 pieces editable and programmable wireless zones, works with up to 100 units of different security sensors. It has GSM/GPRS/3G cellular module and Tuya IoT Wi-Fi module built-in to support both 2.4G Wi-Fi wireless and cellular network communication. The system includes a wireless touchscreen alarm panel, a wireless PIR motion sensor, a wireless magnetic contact switch, two remote controls, two RFID keychains. When the security detector is tripped, the alarm system can notify users by making auto-dialing phone calls, sending SMS, sending push notification alerts. Users are able to control the system via SMS commands and app remotely.
The alarm panel uses Tuyasmart/Smart Life app which offers reliable and flexible remote connection. You’re able to use the app to not only access our security products, but also a diversity security cameras, smart home automation products from more than a hundred manufacturers.
