GJD, an award-winning manufacturer and designer of smart electronic perimeter detection and high-performance LED illumination equipment, announces the launch of its D-TECT 50 AM, an external motion detector with a 50m detection range and Anti-Mask technology. The D-TECT 50 AM is a long-range high-performance BS8418 compliant external movement detector; which can be used for intruder monitoring, CCTV surveillance and other alarm warning requirements.

The detector’s dual PIR anti-mask sensing module is equipped with one N/O and one N/C alarm volt-free contact and one N/C masking volt free contact. It provides a programmable beam range from 25m to 50m, avoiding boundary overspill and offering truly exceptional resistance to false alarms.

Security lighting systems

Unique features of the D-TECT 50 AM include:

  • Active infra-red sensor system to detect mask tampering
  • Adjustable 180º pan and 45º tilt
  • Programmable range up to 50m
  • Covert sensor module
  • Conduit adaptor available
  • IP65 rated alloy zinc metal housing

GJD, headquartered in Heywood, Greater Manchester provides renowned and innovative presence detection and security lighting systems. GJD’s detectors and illuminators are a perfect fit for sites of all sizes and from low to high-end security requirements.

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