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- Brand
- SunStar
- Model
- GH-608
- Documents
- 2
- Languages
- ZH
- Last added
- 2011-12-01
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Sunstar GH-608 Wireless Infrared Detector Manual
The GH-608 is a wireless infrared detector that uses a pyroelectric sensor and SAW‑based 315 MHz transmission. It features low static power consumption, automatic temperature compensation, and a programmable encoding port for easy integration with alarm panels.
The manual explains the initial power‑up sequence, detection cycle timing, recommended alarm delay settings to avoid false alarms, and provides full technical specifications and contact information for Sunstar Automation. This manual is written in Chinese.
SunStar GH-608 specifications
| Operating Voltage | DC9V |
|---|---|
| Static Current | 50 µA |
| Detection Range | 12 × 12 m |
| Detection Angle | 110° |
| Transmit Current | < 20 mA |
| Transmit Distance | 100 m |
| Transmit Time | 3 s |
| Interval Time | 8 s |
| Transmit Frequency | 315 MHz |
| Operating Temperature Range | -10 °C to +50 °C |
All SunStar GH-608 documents by type
Day-to-day operation, settings and troubleshooting. Start here if the product is already set up.
Questions answered in these manuals
How long does the detector need after first power‑up before it works normally?
It requires about 2 minutes after initial power‑on before entering normal detection mode.
What alarm delay setting is recommended to avoid false alarms?
Enable the host’s delay alarm function so that the alarm only triggers after receiving signals from three detectors within about 30 seconds.
How long does the detector take to become operational after first power‑up?
It requires about 2 minutes after initial power‑on before it enters normal detection mode.
What alarm delay is recommended to avoid false alarms?
Use a 30‑second delay and require signals from three detectors before the alarm system is activated.