Driveway Alarm Security

Published on April 14, 2020
Duration: 13:17

This video reviews the eMacros SH-002 driveway alarm system, highlighting its solar-powered, waterproof PIR sensor with a half-mile range to the base station. It details the sensor's adjustable sensitivity, four-channel base station with distinct chimes, and installation tips to avoid false alarms. Field testing confirms reliable triggering from both pedestrians and vehicles, making it a practical advanced warning security solution.

Quick Summary

The eMacros SH-002 driveway alarm features a solar-powered PIR sensor with a 20-30 foot detection range and a half-mile transmission to its base station. It includes four distinct chimes and requires careful installation to avoid false alarms from heat.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Driveway Alarms
  2. 01:33eMacros SH-002 Features & Specs
  3. 02:12Sensor Controls and Power Details
  4. 03:14Base Station Overview and Power
  5. 04:01Chime Testing and Options
  6. 07:11Installation and Positioning Guide
  7. 08:58Field Testing: Vehicle & Pedestrian

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the detection range of the eMacros SH-002 driveway alarm sensor?

The eMacros SH-002 sensor uses Passive Infrared (PIR) technology and has an adjustable detection range of 20 to 30 feet, suitable for monitoring driveways and entry points.

How far can the eMacros SH-002 sensor transmit to the base station?

The eMacros SH-002 system boasts an impressive transmission range of up to half a mile (approximately 800 meters) between the sensor and the base station, ensuring reliable alerts.

What are the power sources for the eMacros SH-002 driveway alarm?

The outdoor sensor is solar-powered with a built-in rechargeable 18650 battery and a micro-USB charging port. The indoor base station can be powered by four AA batteries or a 5V DC adapter.

How can false alarms be avoided with the eMacros SH-002 sensor?

To prevent false alarms, mount the sensor 3-5 feet high and ensure the PIR sensor itself is not in direct sunlight, while positioning the solar panel to receive adequate sun exposure.

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