Optex VXS-RDAMI Outdoor Wireless Dual Pir Detector

Product Description

The OPTEX VXS-RDAMI is an outdoor wireless dual PIR motion detector designed for perimeter and access-point security applications. It uses two passive infrared sensing elements to reduce false alarms while maintaining reliable motion detection across a 40-degree by 90-degree coverage pattern. The unit is built for exterior installation and transmits wirelessly to a compatible receiver or alarm panel, eliminating the need for wired runs through finished walls or conduit. Licensed security technicians and alarm installers are the primary trade professionals who specify and install this detector.

This detector is suited for residential and light commercial outdoor security systems where wired sensor runs are impractical or cost-prohibitive. Typical installations include entry points, driveways, yard perimeters, and building corners. The dual PIR technology helps screen out environmental interference such as wind-blown foliage and small animals, making it appropriate for open outdoor zones that would otherwise generate frequent nuisance alarms.

Key Features

• Dual PIR sensing elements reduce false alarm rates in outdoor environments
• 40-degree by 90-degree coverage pattern for wide-area detection
• Wireless transmission eliminates exterior wiring runs
• Designed specifically for outdoor installation and exposure to weather
• Sold as a single unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation wireless outdoor PIR detector for compatible wireless security and alarm panel systems. Consult system documentation to confirm wireless protocol 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 system manufacturer guidelines. Mount the detector at the height and angle specified in the manufacturer documentation to achieve the rated coverage pattern. Verify the wireless receiver is within range and that the panel is in test mode before commissioning. Do not install in locations with direct exposure to heat sources or strong direct sunlight, which can interfere with passive infrared detection.