Optex REDWALL SIP-100 — long‑range perimeter PIR detector for CCTV integration

• Long, narrow detection curtain (100 × 3 m) and independent near/creep zone under the sensor for staged alarm outputs to trigger PTZ/camera workflows.
• Three independent alarm outputs (far, near and creep) with configurable N.O./N.C. contacts to integrate with recorders, VMS and access control logic.
• Intelligent PIR algorithm that automatically adjusts sensitivity using ambient temperature and illuminance to reduce false alarms.
• Anti‑masking (active IR) and anti‑rotation (3‑axis accelerometer) anti‑vandal features; Double Quad pyro‑elements with shielding for improved nuisance alarm resistance.
• Rugged outdoor housing (IP65 main unit), wide operating temperature range; optional heater unit available for extreme low‑temperature operation.

Why choose SIP‑100? The SIP‑100 is designed for commercial and industrial perimeter protection where a long, narrow detection curtain is required to detect approach along fences, walkways and other perimeter lines. Its zone outputs and advanced detection logic make it ideal for triggering PTZ presets and event‑based recording while reducing nuisance activations.

Installation & use notes

• Recommended mounting height: 2.3–4 m — creep/zero‑zone dimensions vary with height; installer tuning required.
• Power: 11–26 VDC (22–26 VAC supported); optional heater requires higher voltage range—refer to datasheet for heater specs and current figures.
• Typical warm‑up time ~60 seconds. Alarm output period approx. 2 seconds. Outputs rated for low‑voltage switching (see datasheet for exact ratings).
• Designed for wall or pole mounting; adjustable detection logic and sensitivity per zone to match camera FOV and site conditions.

Compliance & safety

• Consult the official Optex datasheet and local regulations for CE/UKCA or other approvals and for detailed wiring and safety instructions.
• Professional installation is recommended for perimeter systems. Optex offers installation tools and accessories (e.g. AVF‑1, AWT‑3) and optional training—see Optex documentation.