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Art.: RPS17565
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Art.: PSD6504
Alarm systems based on passive IR sensors detect an intruder who has already entered the room The purpose of a system based on IR barriers is to raise an alarm when an intruder is about to enter the premises while still outside the facility
The curtain consists of several active IR barriers that create an invisible "grill" in the window or door niche. Attempting to breach these "bars" immediately triggers an alarm
IR curtains are also used to protect controlled passages, gates, fences, valuable objects in open areas, etc. In museums, IR curtains play the role of a non-confrontational, discreet barrier between viewers and valuable exhibits
The curtain consists of several active IR barriers that create an invisible "grill" in the window or door niche. Attempting to breach these "bars" immediately triggers an alarm
IR curtains are also used to protect controlled passages, gates, fences, valuable objects in open areas, etc. In museums, IR curtains play the role of a non-confrontational, discreet barrier between viewers and valuable exhibits
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Art.: PSD15932
Alarm systems based on passive IR sensors detect an intruder who has already entered the room The purpose of a system based on IR barriers is to raise an alarm when an intruder is about to enter the premises while still outside the facility
The curtain consists of several active IR barriers that create an invisible "grill" in the window or door niche. Attempting to breach these "bars" immediately triggers an alarm
IR curtains are also used to protect controlled passages, gates, fences, valuable objects in open areas, etc. In museums, IR curtains play the role of a non-confrontational, discreet barrier between viewers and valuable exhibits
The curtain consists of several active IR barriers that create an invisible "grill" in the window or door niche. Attempting to breach these "bars" immediately triggers an alarm
IR curtains are also used to protect controlled passages, gates, fences, valuable objects in open areas, etc. In museums, IR curtains play the role of a non-confrontational, discreet barrier between viewers and valuable exhibits