OPTEX EP9302 Fiber Optic Short Range Distributed Acoustic Sensor

Technical Specification

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Make: OPTEX
Model code: EP9302
Series: EchoPoint Series
Coverage/ Range m: 6
Power Consumption: 120 W

Additional info:

Utilizes intelligent detection algorithms to accurately pinpoint the location of an intrusion of +/- 6m in a shorter range up to 10km Maximum fiber optic sensor length of 10km per processor, 5km per channel Virtual zoning allows for the system to be broken down into multiple software-defined detection areas The sensor can pass zone alarms to video/security management systems via XML/TCP/IP and/or optional relay I/O contact modules The sensor can identify the differences in intrusion attempts; for fence applications they can determine if its cutting or climbing the fence. For buried applications, the system identifies the differences between footsteps, manual digging, machine digging, and vehicle traffic events

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Make	OPTEX
Manufacturer	OPTEX
Category	Intruder Alarms>Intruder detectors
Model code	EP9302
Series	EchoPoint Series
Coverage/ Range m	6
Power Consumption	120 W
Electrical Specifications	Power Supply: 100/240 V AC
Physical Specifications	Dimensions mm: 480 x 510 x 90
Environmental Specifications	Operating Temp ^oC: 0 ~ 50 C (32 ~ 122 F)
Additional info	Utilizes intelligent detection algorithms to accurately pinpoint the location of an intrusion of +/- 6m in a shorter range up to 10km Maximum fiber optic sensor length of 10km per processor, 5km per channel Virtual zoning allows for the system to be broken down into multiple software-defined detection areas The sensor can pass zone alarms to video/security management systems via XML/TCP/IP and/or optional relay I/O contact modules The sensor can identify the differences in intrusion attempts; for fence applications they can determine if its cutting or climbing the fence. For buried applications, the system identifies the differences between footsteps, manual digging, machine digging, and vehicle traffic events
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