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SENTROL Application notes - Alarms BC

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Residential & Commercial <strong>Application</strong>s<br />

PROTECTING OUTDOOR SWIMMING POOLS<br />

APPLICATION<br />

INSTALLATION<br />

RECOMMENDED<br />

PRODUCTS<br />

A PIR can be used to sound a local alarm upon unauthorized entrance into outdoor<br />

swimming areas. A local alarm can notify a parent when young children enter a<br />

restricted pool area.<br />

The 6187CTX Outdoor PIR is excellent for this application. It can be equipped<br />

with a curtain lens and mounted on all four sides of a swimming pool to provide<br />

complete perimeter detection.<br />

NOTE: The PIRs in this application DO NOT take the place of a fence. All<br />

outdoor swimming pools should be surrounded by a fence for liability reasons.<br />

Mount one PIR at each corner of the pool area approximately 7 ft. (2.13m) high.<br />

Avoid direct sunlight on the plastic lens.<br />

Keep away from branches that may impede PIR’s coverage pattern.<br />

Make sure conduit openings and mounting holes are well sealed. If conduit is<br />

used, run the conduit out the side or bottom of the unit to keep condensation from<br />

the conduit from draining into the PIR’s housing.<br />

The cast metal housing of the 6187CTX is specifically designed for outdoor<br />

applications. It provides water resistance and reliable detection in temperatures<br />

from -40°C to +50°C (-40°F to +120°F).<br />

SPACE DETECTION<br />

The 6187CTX comes in a cast aluminum housing that<br />

is gasket sealed to resist corrosion and is rated to -40°C.<br />

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