Satel APD-100 - Page 2

SATEL APD-100 2
The scale provided on the detector board (see Fig.1) is intended for properly setting the
pyroelement against the lens installed in the housing. If the detector is to be installed at
a height of 2.1m, set the board so that the central mark coincides with the indicator
placed on the housing next to the scale. Such a setting will ensure that the manufacturer
specified lens range is obtained. Otherwise, you should adjust the pyroelement setting by
moving the board up (if the detector is installed higher than 2.1m) or down (if the detector
is installed lower than 2.1m) as against its central position.
For information on registering and installing the detector in the wireless system please
see the ACU-100 controller user manual.
2. LENSES
Installed in the detector is an extra-wide lens (EWA), however it can be replaced with
another one, having different characteristics (range, number of beams, angle of view).
Lenses are available with the following specifications:
It. Lens type Range Angle of view
1 extra wide angle 15m 141.2°
2
long range with access zone
monitoring
30m main beam – 3m wide (at the end of range)
3 vertical barrier 22.5m 2.2m wide (at the end of range)
Note: The detector operating range should be selected to match the size of space
where the detector is to be installed. The size of the space along the main
direction of detector positioning is not to be less than 1/3 the nominal range of
the detector. Improper selection of the lens may cause excessive sensitivity
and trip false alarms.
tamper element
(
to be
screwed to wall)
indicator to facilitate
positioning of
electronics board
Fig. 2. View of the detector housing rear panel.