Thitronik Funk-Magnetkontakt 868 für WiPro III und C.A.S. III weiß

Radio magnetic contact 868 for WiPro III and CAS III
Art. 100758 (radio magnetic contact 868 (white))

• Compact design
• New housing (ideal for caravaning window frame profiles)
• Self-adhesive - no screws, no holes
• Battery operated, long life
• Easy battery replacement (non-volatile memory)
• Security encoded
• No electrosmog

Technical specifications

• Power supply: 1x CR2032
• Range (free field): approx.75m
• Transmission frequency: 868.35 MHz (<10mW)
• Dimensions transmitter (WxHxD): 44x34x15mm
• Magnet dimensions (WxHxD): 33x11x12mm
• Weight: approx.33g
• Housing protection class: IP40

Additional radio magnetic contacts (opening sensors) for Thitronik radio alarm systems in 868MHz

• The radio magnetic contacts are operated with a button cell, are therefore wireless and report an opening / closing via radio to the central units of CAS II and WiPro III.
• The radio magnetic contact is mounted by gluing - you have no holes in the vehicle.
• Special adhesive pads from the automotive sector hold on all surfaces. For glass surfaces, these are also provided with a motif. A deterrence of the burglars already takes place optically.
• For correct installation, we strongly recommend reading the support documents under Downloads!
• Proven reed contact technology is located inside the radio magnetic contacts, paired with modern 868 MHz radio technology:
• If the magnet in the smaller housing moves far enough away from the transmitter unit, the reed contact triggers a transmit pulse. The control center therefore knows the condition of individual doors and windows.
• During the development, great importance was attached to being able to bridge the usual gaps and frames in the recreational vehicle sector. At least 22mm are therefore possible.
• All radio components are protected by unique serial numbers and 4 billion change codes. Once trained at the head office, only the parts belonging to the vehicle work. The data remains saved even if there is a voltage loss at the transmitter or control center. Learning or deleting is of course possible at the headquarters.
• A second, sensitive reed contact, which reports external magnetic influences, is used for mechanical sabotage protection.
• A single, inexpensive button cell feeds the radio magnetic contact for many years, but should be replaced every two years due to the battery guarantee.
• A weak battery is indicated by an LED on the radio components or by a radio signal to the control center, which in turn emits an acoustic signal.