Honeywell Home 5800PIR-COM Wireless Pir Motion Detector

Product Description

The Honeywell Home Intrusion 5800PIR-COM is a wireless passive infrared motion detector designed for use in residential and light commercial security systems. It operates on radio frequency transmission to communicate motion events to a compatible alarm control panel, eliminating the need for hardwired sensor runs. The detector supports two selectable coverage patterns: a wide-angle 60-degree by 80-foot field of view and a narrow corridor-style 100-degree by 20-foot pattern, allowing installers to match the sensor to the specific room geometry or application requirement.

This PIR detector is suited for residential and light commercial intrusion detection installations. It is typically deployed in living spaces, hallways, entryways, and common areas where motion detection coverage is needed. The wireless design makes it well-suited for retrofit installations where running new sensor wiring is not practical. Security technicians and alarm system installers are the primary trades that work with this device.

Key Features

• Dual coverage pattern selection: wide 60-degree by 80-foot or corridor 100-degree by 20-foot
• Wireless RF transmission eliminates the need for homerun sensor wiring
• Passive infrared detection technology for reliable motion sensing
• Suited for both retrofit and new-construction security installations
• Sold as a single unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as a wireless PIR motion detector for use with compatible RF-based alarm control panels that support the 5800-series wireless sensor frequency. Verify panel 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 control panel manufacturer guidelines. Power down or disarm the security system before enrolling or replacing any wireless sensor. Mount the detector at the recommended height and angle per the product data sheet to achieve the intended coverage pattern. Avoid placement near heat vents, direct sunlight, or other infrared sources that can cause false triggers.