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Honeywell Adds Two New Sensors to 5800 PIR Wireless Family
Cold Temperature Alert and Long Range Patterns Help Dealers Increase RMR, Expand Commercial Installation Opportunities
MELVILLE, N.Y., July 26, 2010 – Honeywell (NYSE:HON) today released the
5800PIR and 5800PIR-COM Wireless Indoor Motion Detectors, the newest members of
the company’s 5800PIR family of wireless sensors.
The first model in the series, the compact, easy-to-install 5800PIR-RES, was
released in February of 2010. Notable features included minimal mounting height
restrictions, an automatic walk test mode, longer-life end-user replaceable
batteries, pet immunity to 80 pounds and a custom-paintable exterior. The new
5800PIR and 5800PIR-COM contain even more features designed to help security
dealers increase RMR and expand their opportunities in the commercial sector.
The new 5800PIR contains all of the features of the basic model, plus a cold
temperature alert that warns occupants when temperatures fall below 45 degrees,
and can be integrated with Total Connect Remote Services to provide dealers with
more opportunities for recurring monthly revenue. It contains a self-test
feature that can alert occupants and the central station if the detector stops
functioning and lets installers turn on the walk test mode with a
flashlight—saving them two trips up a ladder.
The 5800PIR also provides the ability to be set for pet immunity or program
low temperature sensing at the site or remotely from the dealer’s office,
helping to reduce service calls.
The robust 5800PIR-COM has long range patterns (60’ x 80’ or 100 x 20’) and
can operate in unheated areas with temperatures as low as -4° F/-20° C—making it
ideal for commercial installations. It contains all of the features of the
5800PIR-RES and 5800PIR, with the exception of pet immunity.
For more information, please call 1-800-467-5875.
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