VESTA-352
Outdoor curtain digital detector with dual technology

The detector has been designed to provide external perimeter protection, creating a vertical barrier with multiple beams, which detects the presence of an intruder before he breaks into the internal environments, with a maximum range of 9 m.
Robust IP54 enclosure.
LED
Yellow colour, Pir alarm.
Blue colour, Microwave alarm
Red colour, Rele alarm
CONFIGURATION

SWITCH POSITION
FUNCTION
1
OFF
Minimum infrared sensitivity
2
OFF
1
ON
Medium infrared sensitivity
2
OFF
1
OFF
Medium/high infrared sensitivity
2
ON
1
ON
High infrared sensitivity
2
ON
3
OFF
Normal microwave sensitivity
ON
High microwave sensitivity
4
OFF
Anti-blinding OFF
ON
Anti-blinding ON
5
OFF
Battery saver off
ON
Battery saver active
6
OFF
Low anti-blinding sensitivity
ON
High anti-blinding sensitivity
7
OFF
LED OFF
ON
LED ON
INSTALLATION
For correct installation, the sensor must be mounted outside at a maximum height of 2.5m from the ground, perpendicular to the ground plane.
Choose the position of the detector
Fix the bottom of the detector to the wall, drilling the holes provided, checking that it is perfectly perpendicular to the ground
Set the Dip Switches according to the table
Note:
The Dip Switch setting must be done before powering up.
Note:
If necessary, it is possible to reduce the sensitivity of the microwave using the relevant trimmer.
Close the sensor by hooking the lower part and screwing the upper screw.
During the first two minutes, the sensor self-calibrates the anti-blinding if this is active

Note:
Once the verification and calibration operations are completed, deactivate the LED signal (Dip 7 OFF) to avoid reducing battery life. All the settings must be made with the device disconnected from the power supply.
INSTALLATION TIPS
Avoid fixing the detector in places completely exposed to atmospheric agents (wind, rain, snow, etc.)
Avoid direct sunlight or reflected light on shiny surfaces
Do not install the detector near plants, bushes or air jets from air conditioners.
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