Paradox PMD3M Analog Single Optic PIR PA6702

Reliable Indoor Motion Detection for Enhanced Security

Looking for a cost-effective and dependable motion detector for indoor applications? The Paradox PMD3M Analog Single Optic PIR PA6702 delivers precise motion sensing using analog technology, ensuring your security system is always one step ahead. This passive infrared (PIR) motion detector is designed for residential and commercial use, offering trusted performance, excellent stability, and simple installation.

Engineered by Paradox, a leader in advanced intrusion detection, the PMD3M ensures optimal coverage in indoor environments with a wide-angle lens and high-quality optical design. Whether you’re upgrading your existing system or building from scratch, this sensor provides solid, reliable protection where you need it most.

Key Features:

• Analog Single-Optic PIR Sensor
  Provides accurate and consistent motion detection with minimal false alarms.

• High-Quality Lens
  Ensures wide-angle coverage and precise sensing.

• Compact Design
  Blends seamlessly with indoor interiors while maintaining security effectiveness.

• Reliable Performance
  Designed for stability in varying indoor environments.

• Easy Installation
  Compatible with most analog intrusion systems and simple to mount.

Technical Specifications:

• Technology: Analog Passive Infrared (PIR)

• Detection Range: Up to 11 meters (depending on mounting height)

• Power Supply: Wired (requires analog control panel)

• Mounting Height: 2.1m for optimal performance

• Operating Temperature: -10°C to +50°C

• Dimensions: 11.5cm x 6.0cm x 4.0cm

• Certifications: CE Approved

• Warranty: 1-Year Manufacturer’s Warranty

Whether you're securing offices, homes, or retail spaces, the Paradox PMD3M Analog Single Optic PIR PA6702 offers an affordable, durable, and accurate motion detection solution. Add it to your security setup today for peace of mind and round-the-clock monitoring.

You can access the official brochure for the Paradox PMD3M Analog Single-Optic PIR here:

📄 PMD3M Brochure (PDF)