Wireless IR Barrier User Manual (V1.0)

User manual for a wire-free 433 MHz wireless IR barrier covering installation, alignment, DIP settings, specifications and troubleshooting.


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Category
Anti-Theft Devices
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
844 KB
Published
09 November, 2026
Updated
09 November, 2026
MD5 checksum
15F8769A18CAC8D7B3205D8D13663383

About this manual

The Wireless IR Barrier User Manual (V1.0) describes a wire-free infrared barrier designed to prevent intruders from crossing the IR line between a transmitter and receiver. It covers features, product structure, installation precautions, installation instructions and function settings.

The manual explains DIP switch settings for anti-tamper, detection power and alarm/interruption periods, plus coding to an alarm host and troubleshooting. It lists maximum detection distance, beam count, working current, battery life, wireless frequency, transmission distance and IP65 rating.

What's inside

  • Features
  • Product Structure
  • Installation Precautions
  • Installation Instructions
  • Function Setting
  • Coding to alarm host
  • Troubleshooting

Specifications

Maximum detection distance10 m
Beams4
Working mode3 options (interruption of all 4 beams or upper 2 beams or below 2 beams)
Alarm current0.3 mA
Battery life3 years
Wireless frequency433 MHz
Wireless transmission distance100 m in open area
Working currentRX <100 μA / TX <100 μA
Waterproof gradeIP65
Dimensions648 mm (L) x 39 mm (W) x 39 mm (H)
Battery modelER14505 lithium
Low-voltage reminder threshold2.9 V

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum distance between the transmitter and receiver?

The distance between RX and TX must be no more than 10 m.

What battery type is used?

The barrier uses ER14505 lithium batteries.

What is the waterproof grade?

The wireless IR barrier is rated IP65.

What should be avoided to prevent false alarms?

Do not install the barrier in strong light or direct sunlight, because strong light may cause false alarm.

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