Motion detector Texecom PIR ACD-0001 — passive infrared detector for intruder detection

Texecom PIR ACD-0001 is a passive infrared (PIR) motion detector designed for intruder detection in security systems. The device senses changes in infrared radiation to identify moving heat sources and provides reliable motion monitoring for perimeter or interior areas. It is intended for integration with alarm control panels and is suitable for use in residential and commercial environments where straightforward, sensor-based intrusion detection is required.

Advantages

The detector offers a compact, unobtrusive form factor and energy-efficient operation typical of PIR sensors. It provides motion detection without emitting signals, reducing interference with other devices. Designed for straightforward panel integration, the unit supports consistent detection of human-sized heat signatures while minimizing false alarms from gradual temperature changes. Installation and maintenance are simplified by a clear optical layout and stable electronic design.

Suitable for

• Interior motion detection in homes and apartments
• Perimeter and corridor monitoring in offices and small commercial premises
• Integration with wired or compatible alarm control panels for intrusion systems
• Areas requiring discrete, low-power presence detection

Key specifications

• Detection principle: passive infrared (PIR)
• Designed application: intruder/motion detection for security systems
• Sensitivity: optimized for human heat signatures and moving sources
• Typical mounting: wall mounting at standard sensor height for interior coverage
• Power consumption: low-power sensor operation suitable for continuous monitoring
• Environmental suitability: indoor use in residential and commercial settings

How to use

Mount the detector on an interior wall at the recommended height and orientation to provide unobstructed coverage of the protected area. Connect the device to the compatible alarm panel following the panel manufacturer’s wiring guidelines and any local electrical codes. Configure the alarm system to include the detector in the required zones and test the coverage by walking through the monitored area to confirm reliable triggering from human movement. Regularly inspect the sensor lens and housing and perform functional tests after installation or system changes.

Usage recommendations

Place the detector where its field of view is not blocked by furniture, curtains, or heating vents, and avoid pointing it directly at windows or air-conditioning outlets to reduce false alarms. Use the detector as part of a multi-sensor approach—combining door contacts, glass-break sensors, or additional PIRs—to achieve comprehensive intrusion detection coverage tailored to the site layout.