OK, this is probably a stupid question to those in the know but what exactly is a "wireless" zone in regards to security systems? Is this like a motion detector or what exactly?.
Thanks.
OK, this is probably a stupid question to those in the know but what exactly is a "wireless" zone in regards to security systems? Is this like a motion detector or what exactly?.
Thanks.
yes. or door or window sensor or glass break sensor or smoke alarm. generally 1 device = 1 zone with wireless.
It means that the system is capable of using wireless transmitters. Sometimes it's necessary to add some modules to add wireless capability to a panel. Depends on the mfg and the model. When using wireless devices, each transmitter is a zone. If you are looking for details here, or in any tech group, it's helpful if you tell people what equipment you're working with.
is a "wireless" zone in regards to security systems? Is this like a motion detector or what exactly?.
Zones on wired systems are simple circuits which can contain one or more sensors. Supervised wireless systems assign a single sensor to a zone. Unsupervised wireless systems can have multiple sensors on a zone. Note, however, that almost all modern wireless alarms are of the supervised variety.
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