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Introduction<br />
These motion <strong>de</strong>tectors are <strong>de</strong>signed to be used with Jenile wireless receivers. The<br />
motion <strong>de</strong>tectors are <strong>de</strong>signed to continuously monitor your home insi<strong>de</strong> and out.<br />
They <strong>de</strong>tect movements from intru<strong>de</strong>rs in the protected area and transmit the<br />
information to your alarm system and/or flash receivers or Jenile vibrators. The<br />
protected area is limited to the walls of the room in which they are fixed.<br />
N.B: Please note that the motion <strong>de</strong>tectors<br />
also <strong>de</strong>tect animals. Make sure your animals don’t get access to the equipped<br />
areas when the system is switched on.<br />
Recommen<strong>de</strong>d locations:<br />
The motion <strong>de</strong>tector can be installed insi<strong>de</strong> or outsi<strong>de</strong>.<br />
• Indoor installation:<br />
The motion <strong>de</strong>tector must be installed at a<br />
height between 2m and 2.5m above the floor level. At this height, the <strong>de</strong>tector will<br />
have a maximum coverage of 12 meters and a coverage angle of 110°.<br />
1.Do not orientate the <strong>de</strong>tector towardsa window or directly exposed to the<br />
sunlight.<br />
Detectors are not <strong>de</strong>signed for a use in greenhouses.<br />
2.Do not place the <strong>de</strong>tector in a location where it will be exposed to a fan.<br />
3.Do not place the <strong>de</strong>tector directly above a heat source (e.g: fire, heater, water<br />
heater etc.)<br />
4.If possible, and in or<strong>de</strong>r to ensure <strong>de</strong>tection of an intru<strong>de</strong>r, place the <strong>de</strong>tector in a<br />
location where the intru<strong>de</strong>r would logically cross the <strong>de</strong>tection field<br />
5.Do not place the <strong>de</strong>tector in places with excessive vibrations<br />
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