Why use PIR + glass break detectors?

Dual detectors combine motion detectors in PIR technology with acoustic glass break sensor. This allows one unit to detect intruders moving through the room and trying to break through the window. It's a very effective way to secure objects with a lot of glass.

Key advantages of such detectors

• Multifunctionality: Motion detection + glass sound in one housing.
• Reduced false alarms: Adjusting the sensitivity of both tracks – PIR and contusions – allows you to adjust the work of the detector to the room conditions. {index=0}
• Glass protection: The detector can detect a glass break and trigger the alarm even without the detected motion. {index=1}
• Resistance to animals: Some models (like NAVY Satellite) are resistant to small animals (up to ~15 kg), reducing false alarms. {index=2}
• Independent emergency exits: Both the PIR track and the bruise track can have separate exits, making integration with the SSWiN control panel easier. {index=3}

What should we pay attention to when choosing a detector?

• PIR and glass detection range: For example, NAVY satellite detects traffic up to 12 m, and a glass break to ~6 m. :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}
• Power supply: Whether the detector works on a wired power supply (e.g. 12 V) or battery power if it is wireless (like Ajax CombiProtect). {index=5}
• Sensitivity adjustment: The possibility of independent adjustment of the sensitivity of the PIR track and the glass break track allows to tune the device into a specific environment. {index=6}
• Sabotage (tamper): The protective function against opening the housing guarantees greater safety. {index=7}
• Installation: Recommended mounting height (e.g. NAVY Satellite – approx. 2.4 m) for optimal detection. {index=8}

Examples of products

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The Benefits of Buying With Us

• Wide choice: From classic wired models to modern wireless IoT and PowerG sensors.
• Technical support: We help you select the detector according to the type of control panel, mounting conditions and your needs.
• Installation safety: Thanks to independent alarm outputs it is possible to manage events precisely (move/break) in the system.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Is a dual PIR + glass break better than two separate devices?

Yes — integration of two functions in one device reduces installation time, reduces the aesthetics of the installation and allows better alarm analysis (through independent outputs). :contentReference[oaicite:19]{index=19)

How to set the sensitivity of the glass break track?

It is worth adjusting the “glass” track so that the detector reacts only to authentic bruises. Some models allow independent adjustment of both tracks (PIR and GB). {index=20}

Where's the best place to put a watch like this?

Ideally, the dual detector should be mounted at a height of approx. 2.4m (as in the SATEL NAVY model), which ensures a good PIR range and adequate sensitivity of the microphone on the glass break. :contentReference[oaicite:21]{index=21}

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