Microwave Multispan Detector

Microwave Multispan DetectorBSS200-P1

Security for plant and facilities, etc.
Applying to various needs from temporary to fixed installation.

BSS200-P1, Microwave Multispan Detector is an intrusion detection sensor using 24GHz microwave.
The sensor will detect intruder by intercepting activated detection area consisted by each Tx and Rx.
※Compliant with ARIB STD-T73

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Strong to out-door environments	Keeping reliability against environmental　changes such as rain,wind,snow,and fog.
Easy adjustment of equipment	Unneccessary adjustment of beam-axis.
Consideration is unnecessary for the place of installation	Such as along the wall, and over the fence.
Easy installation	Achieving easy installation by compact size sensor and symplified I/F.

Specification

Model	BSS200-P1
Detection method	Opposite line microwave beam intercept detection method
Detection area	Detection width:φ0.2-0.4m (changes according to installation environment) Separation of units installed:3~50m
Oscillation frequency	24.050~24.2500HZ
Possible number of units for simultaneous operation	1 stacked sensors: 45 units 2 stacked sensors: 18 units 3 stacked sensors: 9 units
Oscillation output power	10mW max.
Material	Radome:AES (weather-proof resin) Backside cover:SUS304, Heat sink:A6063
Outer drawing	H 106 × W92×D37mm
Power supply	DC9～28Ｖ
Weight	355g±5g
Operating ambient temperature	-20~60°C (No freezing and condensation)
Consumption power	below Typ.3W(below Max.7W)
Level of water protection	IP67
Storage ambient temperature	-30~75℃ (No freezing and condensation)
Multiple stack installation	3 stacks
I/F	Alarm output×1　 Inspection input×1
Option	Mounting brackets

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※Specifications are subject to change without notice.
※As for the products shown in this catalog, we assume no responsibility in the event of any theft, accident causing injury or death, disaster, and environmental disruption as well as any accident damage by misuse of the equipment insufficient maintenance checks, acts of God (including lighting-induced surge), or the like.