Additional wireless sensor

The 2.4 GHz wireless magnetic sensor with anti-masking code ANF2002 communicates with the Raptor Canbus control unit through a bidirectional code transmission. When a break-in is committed, the sensor transmits a packet of digital codes to the control unit where it is stored, which, after having confidently identified the validity of the alarm code transmission, validates the signal.

The ANF2002 sensor uses a latest-generation bidirectional digital data transmission and communication standard normally used in High Security data transfer.

This technology, used and tested for some years now, makes transmissions safer without radio frequency disturbances, increasingly present in environments such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, interfering and neutralizing data communications between the sensor and its control unit.

The transmission power is self-regulating and is calibrated according to the distance at which the magnetic sensor is located in relation to its control unit, to best manage battery life.

The wireless magnetic sensor is supplied with a CR1632 lithium battery, with an operating autonomy of approximately 2 years.

Furthermore, the installation accessories make the magnetic sensor adaptable to be easily installed on windows, doors and lockers.