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Tunda mangu
Gula nga weetegefu
  1. Ebirango byonna
  2. Ebyuma by'amasannyalaze (Electronics)
  3. Ebyokwerinda n'Okulondoola
  4. Sensa ekwata okwenyeenya
  5. Alarm Ebyokwerinda n'Okulondoola
Kyetumbuddwa
Kampala, Central Division, Obaddeko 1 essaawa emabega
13 okulabibwa

Infrared Solar Alarm

Motion Detector
Ekika
Other
Ekifaananyi ky'ekikozesebwa
Awatali waya
Eby'okukwatagana
PIR
Ekika kya Sensor wa Detector
Ekipya
Embeera
Adireesi y'edduuka
Kampala • Central Division
Kampala
Kigguddwawo kati
• Bal - Lw6, 08:00-18:00
Kampala • Central Division
Zero Seven Zero four six Four two zero two two
Kigguddwawo kati
• Bal - Lw6, 09:00-18:00
Charging Methods: Equipped with an upper polycrystalline solar panel for solar charging and a 5V Type-C/USB charging port for manual backup power. [1, 2] Loud Siren Output: Features a high-power built-in loudspeaker capable of Loud an alarm up to 120 decibels, audible from a long distance. [1, 2] Sensory Tech: Built-in Passive Infrared (PIR) motion sensor with a \(110^{\circ }\) detection angle and an adjustable range of up to 9–12 meters. [1, 2] Durability: Features a weatherproof IP65 waterproof rating, making it durable under standard outdoor rain and dust conditions. [1, 2] Standard Operating Modes The device generally operates using 3 distinct working modes selectable via the remote control or back buttons: [1, 2] 24-Hour Mode: The siren sounds and the red LED lights flash immediately whenever movement is detected, day or night.
Laga essimu
Infrared Solar Alarm
USh 155,000
Loopa obukambwe
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