HONEYWELL HOME RESIDEO 5800PIR Wireless Indoor Motion Detect

 

Detection Method
Dual Technology Sensor with
– Dual Element Passive Infrared
– K-Band Microwave
• Range
– 50 x 60 (15m x 18m); 90° wide angle
  - 44 zones (22 long-range 12 intermediates 6 lower 4 look-down)
– 35 x 40 (11m x 12m); 90° wide angle
  - 102 zones (44 long-range 36 intermediates 18 lower 4 look-down)
• Power
– Four 1.5V AA Energizer® L91 Honeywell 462
• RF Frequency
– 345 MHz • Operating Temperature
– For indoor use environment -4° F to 131° F (-20° C to 55° C)
• Relative Humidity Non-condensing
– 95% max • Detectable Walk Rate
– 0.7 – 7 ft/Sec. (0.2 – 2.0m/Sec.)
• Temperature Compensation
– Advanced Dual Slope
• Pet/Animal Immunity
– 0 50 or 100 lbs (0 22.6 or 45 Kg) When used with the animal immune lens (included)
• Mounting Height
– 7 to 9 (2.1m to 2.7m)
• Tamper Switch
– Front cover and back tamper
• Sensitivity – Remotely selectable
  - Loop 1 = Pulse count 2 50 lbs or 100 lbs of pet immunity
  - Loop 2 = Pulse count 1 0 lbs of pet immunity
• Self Test
– Internally checks the PIR temperature compensation and pyroelectric circuits disabling the RF supervision signal if six consecutive self tests fail
• Temperature Detection (Selectable)
– Low temperature
   - Fault = < 45° F (7° C) for > 20 to 60 minutes
- Restore = > 48° F (9° C) for > 20 to 60 minutes
– High temperature
   - Fault = > 95° F (35° C) for > 20 to 60 minutes
- Restore = < 92° F (33° C) for > 20 to 60 minutes
• Microwave Frequencies
– 24.125 GHz (K-Band)
• Fluorescent Light Filter
– 50 Hz or 60 Hz selectable
• Dimensions
– W = 2.95" (7.5cm)  H = 4.92" (12.5cm)  D = 2.05" (5.2cm)
• Weight
– 7.55 oz packaged product (0.21407 kg)
• Includes:
– Mounting hardware – Lens masking – Four 1.5V Lithium AA batteries – 50 x 60 wide-area lens (installed) – 35 x 40 animal immune lens (included)
• Approvals/Listings
—FCC part 15 Class B verified —IC RSS-210 Class B verified —C-Tick —UL Listed to UL639 —cUL Listed to ULC-S306
Battery Life Curve The 5898 has a battery life of up to 4.5 years (in a typical installation with an average of 80 motion events per day).

Battery life may vary depending on alarms per day and environmental conditions of the installation site.