Seco-Larm E-960-D90Q Twin Photobeam Detectors
SKU
E-960-D90Q
Model No
E-960-D90Q
$83.00
Product Highlights
- NC/NO alarm output
- N.C. tamper circuit included
- Non-polarized power inputs
- Quick, easy installation with built-in laser beam alignment system
- Interruption time adjustable for nearly all situations

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ENFORCER Long Range Photobeam Detectors are easy-to-install with laser beam alignment and provide extended range. Designed to provide reliable perimeter security both indoors and outdoors.
Features
- Built-in laser beam alignment: speeds accurate, reliable positioning for efficient installation.
- Twin infrared beams: provide reliable perimeter security, minimizing false alarms from falling leaves, birds, etc.
- Lensed optics: reinforce beam strength & provide excellent immunity to false alarms due to rain, snow, mist, etc.
- Weatherproof case: sunlight-filtering design ensures durability and functionality for both indoor & outdoor use.
- Anti-frost system: ensures the beam functions even in extreme weather conditions.
- Noise rejection circuitry: enables automatic input power filtering, maintaining device performance.
- NC/NO alarm output: provides flexibility in alarm configuration to suit various security systems.
- N.C. tamper circuit: included for added security against unauthorized access.
- Non-polarized power inputs: simplify installation and avoid complications during setup.
- Quick installation: enhanced by the built-in laser beam alignment system, saving time and effort.
- Adjustable interruption time: customizable settings for optimal performance in nearly all situations.
Seco-Larm E-960-D90Q Detailed Specifications
| Detector Type | Twin Photobeam |
| Beam Length | Long Range |
| Weather Resistance | Weatherproof, sunlight-filtering |
| Alarm Output | NC/NO |
| Power Supply | Non-polarized inputs |
| Installation | Quick and easy with laser alignment |
| Operating Temperature | Wide range, includes anti-frost |
| Interruption Time | Adjustable |
| False Alarm Immunity | High, due to lensed optics |
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