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Accutech 300302 Passive Infrared Reader (PIR)

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300302
$249.00
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    Accutech 300302 Passive Infrared Reader (PIR) belongs to the category of the most complex thermal sensors that can be used to detect and monitor thermal body motions in specialized healthcare systems intended to manage patients’ wandering. Due to its compact and discrete design, this motion detector can monitor certain areas and create a security perimeter by means of detection of moving thermal body motions. The non-contact principle allows people to be informed about what happens around them, but at the same time, gives residents the possibility to freely move without any restrictions.

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    Functionality

    • Combined with a wander management controller, the Accutech 300302 PIR reader monitors the thermal body motions.
    • Upon approaching the area monitored by the sensor, the latter detects any change in the level of infrared radiation, which means that this sensor identifies the presence of movement near the door and verifies whether a badge is used.

    Features/Benefits

    • Due to the availability of adjustable sensitivity, this product has the possibility to adapt to different conditions and eliminate blind spots located in the corridor.
    • Thanks to low power consumption and the non-contact working mechanism, this device operates reliably under different lighting conditions and requires less maintenance than many similar products.
    • Mounting this sensor is simple and does not require significant efforts as it can be easily fixed on walls and ceilings; thus, creating an inconspicuous design that can be easily integrated into the clinical design of the facility.

    Application

    • This thermal sensor is normally installed near the doors in corridors, elevators, and secondary exits in senior living and memory care facilities with the purpose of preventing patients from leaving a secured area.