Dsc PG9914 Wireless Pir Motion Detector 915 Mhz

Product Description

The DSC PG9914 is a wireless passive infrared (PIR) motion detector operating on the 915 MHz frequency band. It senses movement within a protected area by detecting changes in infrared radiation emitted by a moving body and transmitting an alert signal to a compatible wireless security receiver. The PG9914 is designed for installation in residential and light commercial intrusion detection systems. Licensed security technicians and alarm installers typically deploy this device as part of a broader DSC PowerG wireless sensor network, taking advantage of the 915 MHz band for reliable, long-range communication with reduced interference.

The PG9914 is suited for interior motion detection applications in residential homes, small offices, and light commercial spaces. It mounts in a corner or flat-wall position to cover a defined detection zone. The 915 MHz PowerG wireless protocol supports two-way communication, making it a fit for supervised wireless security installations where regular check-ins between sensor and panel are required. No hardwired signal runs are needed, simplifying retrofits and new construction installs alike.

Key Features

• Operates on the 915 MHz wireless frequency for long-range, low-interference communication
• Passive infrared sensing technology detects body heat signatures in motion
• Wireless design eliminates the need for signal wiring runs to the panel
• Intended for use within DSC PowerG wireless security ecosystems
• Single-unit packaging suitable for individual zone replacement or new zone additions

Compatibility

Designed for use within DSC PowerG 915 MHz wireless security systems. Consult the DSC PG9914 product manual and your panel documentation to confirm receiver compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed alarm or low-voltage security technician in accordance with local codes and the manufacturer product manual. Power down or disarm the security system before enrolling or replacing wireless sensors to avoid false alarms or communication errors. Mount the detector at the manufacturer-recommended height and angle to achieve the intended detection coverage pattern. Do not install in areas with strong heat sources, direct sunlight, or HVAC supply registers that could cause false triggering.