Dsc PGP9914 Wireless Powerg Motion Sensor 915 Mhz

Product Description

The DSC PGP9914 is a wireless motion sensor operating on the 915 MHz PowerG frequency band, designed for use in professionally installed security and alarm systems. It detects motion within a protected space and transmits the signal wirelessly to a compatible PowerG receiver or alarm panel, eliminating the need for hardwired runs through finished walls or ceilings. The 915 MHz frequency provides long-range communication with strong resistance to interference, making it well suited for larger residential and light commercial installations. Licensed security technicians and alarm integrators are the primary installers of this sensor.

The PGP9914 is used in residential and light commercial security applications where wireless intrusion detection is required. It fits installations where running wire is impractical due to finished construction, historic buildings, or retrofit scenarios. The sensor integrates into PowerG-based alarm systems, which handle two-way encrypted communication between the sensor and the control panel. It is typically mounted in corners or on ceilings to maximize detection coverage across a room or open area.

Key Features

• 915 MHz PowerG wireless frequency for extended range and strong signal reliability
• Wire-free installation reduces labor time in retrofit and finished-space applications
• Designed for integration with PowerG-compatible alarm control panels
• Passive infrared motion detection for accurate occupancy sensing
• Sold individually as a single unit per package

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or add-on sensor for PowerG-compatible wireless security and alarm systems operating at 915 MHz. No specific compatible model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed security or alarm technician in accordance with local codes and the panel manufacturer guidelines. Disarm and power down the alarm system before adding or replacing wireless devices to avoid false triggers or communication errors. Mount the sensor at the recommended height and angle per the manufacturer data sheet to achieve the specified detection coverage. Do not install in locations subject to extreme temperature swings, direct sunlight, or airflow from HVAC vents, as these conditions can affect PIR sensor performance.