Technical Information
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Appropriate models
FX-40D, CX-502/502AM, CX-702/702RS, SX-360ZV, VX-402/402REC/402R, BX-80N/80NR
By using our patented double conductive shielding, the visible light disturbance and RFI can be blocked.

Visible Light Protection
Visible light disturbance
protection will prevent a false alarm when a 60W halogen lamp is turned on
close to the detector. No false alarm is triggered even when a car flashes
its headlights at the detector at a distance of 30cm (If a car passes through
the detector range, of course, the exhaust heat of the car will trigger the
alarm).
Also no false alarm will be triggered by sunlight up to an illumination of 100,000 lux. False alarms are most likely caused when early morning or evening sunlight pours into the room, and enters the field of view of the PIR either directly or by reflection. In such a case, however, the illumination reaches only about 50,000 lux. This prevents false alarm, due to double conductive shielding.
Also no false alarm will be triggered by sunlight up to an illumination of 100,000 lux. False alarms are most likely caused when early morning or evening sunlight pours into the room, and enters the field of view of the PIR either directly or by reflection. In such a case, however, the illumination reaches only about 50,000 lux. This prevents false alarm, due to double conductive shielding.
RFI Protection
RFI protection has been improved
to 20V/m and 30V/m or more by utilizing the double conductive shielding.
A field strength of 20V/m means that even if a 10W transmitter is placed within 1 meter of the detector and interference is produced, it will not cause false alarm. With a field strength of 30V/m, a 10W transmitter can be placed within 30-35cm of the detector and not cause a false alarm.
A field strength of 20V/m means that even if a 10W transmitter is placed within 1 meter of the detector and interference is produced, it will not cause false alarm. With a field strength of 30V/m, a 10W transmitter can be placed within 30-35cm of the detector and not cause a false alarm.
