Spec Sheet

1 |Intrusion DS720i Series Long-Range TriTech Detectors
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DS720i Series Long-Range
TriTech
®
Detectors
The wall or ceiling mount DS720i Se-
ries TriTech detectors provide instal-
lation flexibility using field-
replaceable mirror arrays with three
different coverage patterns:
300 ft by 15 ft (91 m by 4.6 m),
120 ft by 25 ft (37 m by 8 m), or
90 ft by 70 ft (27 m by 21 m).
The combination of passive-infrared (PIR) detection, micro-
wave detection, and advanced signal processing techniques al-
lows TriTech detectors to rapidly respond to human targets
without triggering false alarms from other sources. Motion
monitor supervision and anti-masking protection ensure that
the detector's view of the coverage area remains clear and un-
obstructed.
Series Features
•Supervised microwave and PIR
Anti-masking with spray detect
Motion monitor supervision
Motion Analyzer II
Field-replaceable mirror arrays
Functions
Alarm memory
In multiple unit applications, the control panel switches volt-
age to the unit that first sent an alarm signal which latches the
alarm LED on that unit.
Signal processing
These detectors use passive infrared (PIR) and microwave
technologies to signal an alarm when the fields of protection of
both technologies are activated at the same time. The PIR and
microwave sensitivities are adjustable.
Motion Analyzer II PIR signal processing uses multiple
thresholds and timing windows to analyze timing, amplitude,
duration, and polarity of signals to make an alarm decision.
Extreme levels of thermal and illumination disturbances
caused by hot and cold drafts, sunlight, or lightning do not
cause an alarm. Two sensitivity settings are provided.
Microwave signal processing uses pattern recognition circuit-
ry to identify and ignore repetitive false alarm sources. Adap-
tive processing adjusts to background disturbances to reduce
false alarms without sacrificing the ability to respond to an in-
truder.
Test features
The LED flashes to indicate a trouble condition.
A standard analog meter connects to dual-channel test pins
within the detector to provide precise pattern location and to
measure noise voltage for background disturbance evaluation.
The walk test LED can be activated remotely by a control panel
command.
Supervised microwave and PIR
The microwave circuit is fully supervised. If the microwave
subsystem fails, the PIR subsystem provides single technology

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