Alarmcorp AL2000 IECEX-Rated PIR For Explosive Environments.
Alarmcorp AL2000 IECEX-Rated PIR – Alarmcorp’s AL2000 is an intrinsically safe PIR sensor designed for high-risk mining, industrial and grain storage applications where there’s a risk of spark setting off gas or dust explosions.
This AL2000 PIR Detector is designed and manufactured for use in Zone 0, 1 and 2 and is certified with ATEX, Gas groups, North American divisions 1,2 and 3, as well as being IECEX rated.
The AL2000 PIR detector has a 15m deep range across a detection angle of 90-degrees and the sensor and its terminations are enclosed in a robust cast-aluminium IP67 enclosure with a 20mm cable gland entry. Installers should note the sensor requires a ZE interface.
Designed to handle external and internal applications, the AL2000 is supplied with a wall-mount bracket and has an operating voltage of 7V-15V DC and a very economical current consumption that peaks at 6mA.
This AL2000 sensor features a dual element thermally stabilised sensor with UV-protected Fresnel and high-density optics and is relatively compact at 100mm x 15mm x 100mm, and relatively heavy at 2.5kg.
The sensor features an ALDCI-X 1 to 6-channel door contact interface, which allows a suitable magnetic door contact containing no electrical components to be used in a hazardous area. Other features include normally open or normally closed relay outputs available for each channel and an LED status indicator.
You can contact Alarmcorp to learn more here, learn about required ZE interfaces here, or read more SEN news here.
Alarmcorp AL2000 IECEX-Rated PIR Features
- Designed and manufactured to stringent standards
- Enclosed in a robust cast-aluminium IP67 enclosure
- 20mm cable gland entry
- 15m x 90-degree detection range
- Dimensions of 100mm x 15mm x 100mm and weight of 2.5kg
- Requires a suitable ZE Interface
- Suitable for both external and internal use Supplied complete with wall mounting bracket and installation instructions.
“Alarmcorp AL2000 IECEX-Rated PIR For Explosive Environments.”
