Honeywell Home Intrusion DT8035V Dual-tech Pir 35 Ft

Product Description

The Honeywell Home Intrusion DT8035V is a wired dual-technology passive infrared motion detector designed for use in commercial and residential security systems. Dual-tech detection combines PIR sensing with a secondary technology to reduce false alarms, triggering only when both sensing methods confirm motion simultaneously. With a 35-foot detection range, the DT8035V is suited for medium to large interior spaces. This unit is hardwired, making it appropriate for permanent installations where reliability and tamper resistance are priorities. Security system installers and low-voltage technicians are the primary trade professionals who work with this detector.

The DT8035V is intended for interior wired security system applications. It fits residential and light commercial installations where false alarm reduction is a key requirement. Typical deployment locations include large rooms, open office areas, warehouses, and corridors where a single-technology PIR might generate nuisance alarms due to environmental factors such as HVAC airflow or temperature fluctuations. The unit ships individually and integrates into compatible wired alarm control panels.

Key Features

• Dual-technology detection reduces false alarm rates compared to single-tech PIR sensors
• 35-foot detection range covers medium to large interior zones
• Wired connection provides stable, tamper-evident installation
• Sold as a single unit for flexible deployment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation component for wired intrusion detection systems that accept standard dual-tech PIR motion detectors.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or alarm systems technician in accordance with local codes and the manufacturer documentation. Disconnect power to the alarm control panel before wiring the detector to avoid damaging the panel or the device. Mount the unit at the manufacturer-recommended height to ensure proper field-of-view coverage across the protected zone. Do not install in areas subject to direct sunlight, rapid temperature swings, or HVAC discharge that could compromise detection accuracy.