Thitronik wireless magnetic contact 868 for WiPro III and C.A.S. III white

Thitronik wireless magnetic contact 868 for WiPro III and C.A.S. III white

Product description

• Art. 100758 (radio magnetic contact 868 (white)
• Compact design
• New housing (ideal for caravan window frame profiles)
• Self-adhesive - no screws, no holes
• Battery operated, long service life
• Easy battery change (memory non-volatile)
• Security coded
• No electrosmog

Technical data

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

Additional wireless magnetic contacts (opening detectors) for Thitronik wireless alarm systems in 868MHz

• The wireless magnetic contacts are operated with a button cell, are therefore wireless and report an opening/closing via radio to the C.A.S. II and WiPro III control panels.
• The wireless magnetic contact is mounted by gluing - you don't have to make any holes in the vehicle.
• Special adhesive pads from the automotive sector stick to all surfaces. For glass surfaces, these are also provided with a motif. This is a visual deterrent for burglars.
• For correct installation, we strongly recommend reading the support documents under Downloads!
• Inside the wireless magnetic contacts there is proven reed contact technology, paired with modern 868 MHz wireless technology:
• If the magnet in the smaller housing moves far enough away from the transmitter unit, the reed contact triggers a transmission pulse. The control center therefore knows what state individual doors and windows are in.
• During development, a conscious effort was made to be able to bridge the gaps on the seals and frames that are common in the recreational vehicle sector. At least 22mm is therefore possible.
• All wireless components are protected by unique serial numbers and 4 billion alternating codes. Once taught to the control center, only the parts belonging to the vehicle work. The data remains stored even if the transmitter or control center loses power. Relearning or deleting is of course possible at the control center.
• A second, sensitive reed contact is used for mechanical sabotage protection, which reports external magnetic influences.
• A single, inexpensive button cell powers 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 reported by a radio signal to the control center, which in turn emits an acoustic signal.