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Page 1: External perimeter protection Active Infra Red Motion sensors Farshid Ossareh December 2004

External perimeter protectionActive Infra RedMotion sensors

Farshid OssarehDecember 2004

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1 – Beginning: The audience challenge

1principleTheoryWorking SwitchingVisibilityFog discrimination

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Infrared light

TYPE of the detector >>>>ACTIVE

Infra RedPASSIVEInfra Red

Nearinfrared Far infrared

V i s i b l e L i g h tUltraviolet

950 nm400 nm 500 nm 700 nm600 nm 5µm

SB series use the active infra red light

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Working principle

Invisible IR signal beams between transmitter and reciever over a protected distance

Transmitter Reciever

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Working principle

Transmitter send a light signal which is invisible to human (infrared signal wave of 900nm).

Reciever act as a elctronic eye, analyze the amplitude of the signal send by transmitter

Transmitter Reciever

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Working principle

Not sensitive to rainNot sensitive to any movement doesn’t cut the beamsNot sensitive to EM wave and signals

Transmitter Reciever

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Communication principle

Channels are made by pulse frequency

Pulsed beams and selectable channelsPulsed beams and selectable channels

Receiver on ch1 will only see the Transmitter on ch1 & …

Ch 1 Ch1

Ch 2 Ch 2

Rec Trans

Ch1

Ch2

Ch3

Ch4

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Switching principle SB250 / SB2100

> Communication princple: Pulsed beams and selectable channels> Rotection zone is about 20cm

> Both beams needs to be intruppted to trigger the alarm

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Switching principle SB450 / SB4100 / SB4200

> Communication princple: Pulsed beams and selectable channels> Rotection zone is about 40cm

> Both beams needs to be intruppted to trigger the alarm

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Visibilty diagramGeneal rule: the range is equal to visibilty on site.The SB series range > Theoretical max range: 2550m> When the visibility is 200m, the range will be 200m> When the visibility is 60m (fog), the range will be 60m

AIR Range200m

100m

50m

50m 100m 200m Visibility

80m

If the average visibility during the normal fog is 80m, it is

recommended not to install a 100 or 200m product.

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Fog dectection

Receiver analyse the signal power

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When the signal amplitude at the reciever reaches the minimun level the disqualification relay will be triggered,

Fog dectection

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Max 60 sAlarm relay

(NC)

Disq relay(NO)

Spec. Feature

If the alarm relays are connected in serie and there is a steady obstruction, the AIR beam will

release the alarm relay and trigger disqualication relay.

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1 – Beginning: The audience challenge

2RangeSelectionModular beamsModular pillars

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How to select the products On price

Low risk

Perimeters high walls

Perimeters rond the building

Mid Risk

Garage/Concession

Small factory

Perception to detection

High risk

Big factories

Perimeter Detection

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External perimeter protection Active Infra RedMotion sensors

Modular AIR beams

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SB250 / SB21002 beamsRange: SB250 125m indoor 50m outdoor

SB2100 250m indoor 100m outdoor4 channel selectionThermostaic contrlled heater on boardProtection hight: 20cm

Rx Ch 1Tx Ch 1

Rx Ch 2Tx Ch 2

Rx Ch 3Tx Ch 3

Rx Ch 4Tx Ch 4

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SB450 / SB4200 4 beamsRange: SB250 125m indoor 50m outdoor

SB2100 250m indoor 100m outdoor4 channel selectionThermostaic contrlled heater on boardProtection hight 40cm

Rx Ch 1Tx Ch 1

Rx Ch 2Tx Ch 2

Rx Ch 3Tx Ch 3

Rx Ch 4Tx Ch 4

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External perimeter protection Active Infra RedMotion sensors

Mounted in Pillars

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Mounted in pillars

To increase the protection hight, SB beams can be mounted in a mouting pillars.Available in : 1m, 1.5m, 2m, 2.5m, 3m

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Back to back motingBoth sides of the pillars can be used for the back to back mounting

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1 – Beginning: The audience challenge

3Installation

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Beam alignement

Horizontal alignment

Vertical alignement

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Power supply cable selctionCable lengthe for power supply of 12V DC

SB250 / SB2100 SB450 / SB4100 /

SB4200 cable

(mm) Cable(mm²) Tx Rx Tx+Rx Tx Rx Ex+Rx

0,6 0,3 550 300 200 450 250 150 0,9 0,6 1100 700 450 1000 600 400 1,4 1,5 2800 1600 1000 2200 1400 850 1,8 4 - - 1600 - - 1400

SB250 / SB2100 SB450 / SB4100 /

SB4200 cable

(mm) Cable(mm²) Tx Rx Tx+Rx Tx Rx Ex+Rx

0,6 0,3 75 75 30 40 40 20 0,9 0,6 170 170 80 85 85 40 1,4 1,5 400 400 200 190 190 95 1,8 2,5 600 600 300 300 300 160 2,3 4 1000 1000 500 500 500 250

In case the mentioned cable lengthe/diameter limits your installation,

use the optional 230VAC power supply (SB52)

Cable lengthe for the heater of 12V DC/AC

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Installation guidelineThe protected area should not cut any beams

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Installation guideline

Maximum 10°

Max 10° as accepted for the correct functionality

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Installation guidelines

Fence is the best physical perimeter protection which keep the large animals away

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Installation guidelines

No vegeation my be between the Tx and Rx

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1 – Beginning: The audience challenge

4Application

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Military base Airports

VIP Estates / Residences

Communication Centre

CorrectionalInstitution

CommercialIndustrial