Dsc PC5964E Large Audio Vox Door Station Detector

Product Description

The DSC PC5964E is a large audio vox door station designed for use in vibration and shock detection applications. This unit functions as a listening and detection device, monitoring for audio disturbances, vibrations, and impacts at protected entry points. It integrates into compatible DSC security systems and is typically installed by licensed security technicians or alarm system professionals. The PC5964E is sold as a single unit and suits installations where reliable audio-based detection at doors or access points is required.

The PC5964E is suited for residential and light commercial security installations where door-station audio monitoring is part of the overall alarm architecture. It is designed for use at entry points such as doors or panels where vibration and shock events need to be detected and reported back to a compatible DSC control panel. Installers typically position the unit at or near the protected surface to maximize detection sensitivity.

Key Features

• Large audio vox door station form factor for prominent entry-point coverage
• Vibration and shock detection capability for impact-based intrusion sensing
• Sold as a single unit for straightforward single-point installation
• Designed for integration with compatible DSC security control panels

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or expansion component for compatible DSC security panel systems that support audio vox door station accessories. No specific compatible model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed security or alarm system technician familiar with DSC panel wiring and configuration. Disable power to the security panel before connecting or disconnecting any wiring at the door station. Follow all applicable local electrical codes and the panel manufacturer wiring guidelines when routing low-voltage signal leads. Verify detector placement and sensitivity settings during commissioning to confirm proper operation before closing out the installation.