Dsc PGP9945EBK Powerg 915 Mhz Door Window Sensor

Product Description

The DSC PGP9945EBK is a wireless door and window contact sensor operating on the 915 MHz PowerG frequency-hopping spread-spectrum radio protocol. It monitors the open and closed status of doors, windows, and other entry points, transmitting encrypted signals to a compatible PowerG-enabled security panel. The sensor is designed for professional installation by licensed security technicians and integrators. Its wireless design reduces wiring labor while the 915 MHz band provides reliable range and resistance to interference in residential and light commercial environments.

The PGP9945EBK is suited for residential and light commercial intrusion detection systems where wired installation is impractical or undesirable. It is typically deployed on entry doors, casement and sliding windows, and interior access points as part of a broader PowerG wireless security zone layout. The sensor ships as a single unit and is intended for use with DSC PowerG-compatible control panels that support the 915 MHz frequency band used in North American markets.

Key Features

• 915 MHz PowerG wireless protocol with frequency-hopping spread spectrum for interference resistance
• Encrypted two-way communication between sensor and panel
• Monitors door and window open/closed status for intrusion detection zones
• Wireless installation eliminates the need for home-run wiring runs to the panel
• Compact form factor suitable for standard door and window frames

Compatibility

Designed for use with DSC PowerG-compatible security control panels that operate on the 915 MHz wireless frequency band as used in North American installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed security or low-voltage technician familiar with intrusion detection systems. Enroll the sensor to the panel before mounting to confirm communication. Power down or disarm the panel zone before making any wiring or configuration changes to avoid false alarms or tamper faults. Follow the panel manufacturer enrollment procedure and applicable local low-voltage electrical codes.