Human Detector Alarm Module
The Human Detector is an electronic security system specially developed for use in museums and private collections. It can be operated stand-alone or networked with the Human Detector alarm center. In networked operation, the alarm center can control surveillance cameras, video recorders and paging systems. Remote monitoring via smartphone or internet PC is possible.
Capacitive Surface Sensor
The surface sensor detects human contact on metallic objects and surfaces. Even the slightest touch is reliably detected. Depending on the set sensitivity, the approach is detected long before an object is touched. Pictures, statutes and sculptures, as well as technical object are therefore effectively protected.
Seismic Sensor Plate
The vibration sensor measures the slightest vibration on the monitored object. These can occur when display cabinets are opened or parts of the monitored object are dismantled. The Human Detector is equipped with two independently working seismic sensors. Even the slightest vibration is therefore reliably detected.
Radar Sensor (optional)
The radar sensor monitors the area around the exhibit. Large-scale exhibits are thus made secure. The radar sensor is situated in its own housing and is connected to the Human Detector via cable.
External Sensor Connection
Additional alarm sensors can be connected to the Human Detector. The extension to smoke detectors, door contacts, pressure alarm, motion or other sensors is therefore possible.
The surface sensor detects human contact on metallic objects and surfaces. Even the slightest touch is reliably detected. Depending on the set sensitivity, the approach is detected long before an object is touched. Pictures, statutes and sculptures, as well as technical object are therefore effectively protected.
Seismic Sensor Plate
The vibration sensor measures the slightest vibration on the monitored object. These can occur when display cabinets are opened or parts of the monitored object are dismantled. The Human Detector is equipped with two independently working seismic sensors. Even the slightest vibration is therefore reliably detected.
Radar Sensor (optional)
The radar sensor monitors the area around the exhibit. Large-scale exhibits are thus made secure. The radar sensor is situated in its own housing and is connected to the Human Detector via cable.
External Sensor Connection
Additional alarm sensors can be connected to the Human Detector. The extension to smoke detectors, door contacts, pressure alarm, motion or other sensors is therefore possible.
- Compact alarm module for the protection of exhibits in collections and museums
- Integrated seismic and capactitive sensors (adjustable sensitivity)
- Optional radar sensor for monitoring open spaces
- Connection terminals for external alarm systems (such as motion sensors)
- Isolated output NC (VDS compatible)
- Long term operation with powerful lithium batteries
- Built-in loud signal transducer for alerts (pre-alert and main alarm, duration adjustable)
- Secure, encrypted radio operation with a range if up to 300 metres in open space
- Installation with screws, glue, ties or magnetic mounting plate (optional)
| Dimensions alarm module: | 117 x 85 x 41 mm (W x H x D) |
| Weight: | approx. 160 grams (including batteries) |
| Operating voltage: | 2x lithium batteries CR123 or via external power supply |
| Scope of delivery: | alarm module, 2x CR123 batteries, installation instructions |
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Installation- & user manual |
