Wall/ceiling mounting bracket for Paradox motion detectors SB-100, adjustable angle, plastic

Wall/ceiling mounting bracket designed for Paradox motion detectors SB-100 provides a stable and adjustable solution for installing the sensor on vertical or horizontal surfaces. The bracket is made of durable plastic and matches the SB-100 housing and fixation points, enabling precise alignment of the detector’s field of view for reliable motion detection in both residential and commercial alarm systems.

Advantages

The mounting bracket allows secure attachment to walls or ceilings and offers an adjustable angle to fine-tune detector orientation. Its plastic construction combines light weight with sufficient rigidity for long-term use and compatibility with the SB-100 housing ensures correct fit and straightforward assembly. The bracket supports consistent coverage adjustment without the need to modify the detector itself.

Suitable for

• Indoor installation of Paradox SB-100 motion detectors on walls
• Ceiling mounting of SB-100 sensors in corridors, rooms, and stairwells
• Residential alarm systems requiring precise aiming of motion detectors
• Commercial spaces where stable sensor positioning reduces false alarms

Key specifications

• Material: durable plastic compatible with SB-100 housing
• Mounting options: wall or ceiling
• Adjustment: adjustable angle for detector aiming
• Compatibility: designed to fit Paradox SB-100 motion detector form factor and fixings
• Application environment: indoor use (residential and commercial)

How to use

Attach the bracket to the chosen surface using appropriate screws and anchors for the substrate. Mount the SB-100 motion detector onto the bracket following the detector’s installation instructions so that the detector’s fixation points engage securely. Adjust the bracket angle to orient the detector’s coverage area as required, then tighten any adjustment screws or clamps to lock the position. Perform a system test and walk-test the detector to confirm coverage and adjust aiming if necessary.

Usage recommendations

Use suitable wall anchors for drywall or masonry to ensure stable installation. Place the detector and bracket at recommended heights and avoid pointing the detector directly at HVAC vents, windows with direct sunlight, or moving objects that could cause false alarms. After installation, verify alignment with a walk-test and retighten adjustment points if vibration or settling occurs.