Wireless warning

[sparks 0]

Not sure which section this belongs in so please move if needed.

 

I have a cam set at the back of my house and a security light that is on at night and also has a pir which makes it go brighter when activated. What i would like if possible is some sort of unit that will allow a connection from the lights pir to send a wireless signal to a portable unit to alert me. Not sure if anything like this exists, but if it does then i would like some hepl with it.

 

Thanks

[scorpion 0]

Does your PIR have a built in connection where you can attach wires?

 

Does your PIR send out a motion activated signal via wireless?

 

You will have to hack your present PIR if it does not.

 

You can hook up a parallel pir to send you a signal. The receiver should have a built in relay to activate what ever you need. The device will have a built in chime, and you can use the relay to activate a strobe, or a phone dialer, or to activate a DVR camera channel ect.

 

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http://www.optexamerica.com/content/38/RCTD10U.pdf

 

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OVERSEAS

http://www.optex.co.jp/e/index.html

 

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This is of interests

http://www.optexamerica.com/productlist.aspx?l1=2&l2=8

 

What do you think?

[sparks 0]

Thanks for the quick reply scorpion.

 

My sensor does have a built in connection where you can attach wires. Looking for something that can attach to this and create a wireless connection to something portable to create a warning sound.

[scorpion 0]

Why not replace the PIR, or just contiue with a hard wire connection?

[Kiwi 0]

Hmm, I used a cheap wireless doorbell to do something similar for a remote gate. Mine rings and triggers my DVR.

 

A minor issue is that you just want a momentary signal to the transmitter, not the several-minute period the light would be on, otherwise the noise will drive you bonkers.

 

If the PIR had no auxiliary output there is a current sensor available that will detect anything over 0.4 amps AC and provide a solid state switched output.

[sparks 0]

Why not replace the PIR, or just contiue with a hard wire connection?

 

Replace it with what? I am not actually using this with a hard wired connection it is something i would like to add.

 

@Kiwi

 

Funny you should mention the doorbell route. I had been looking on the net and that was the only thing i could find (Don't know exactly what to look for like). a mnor problem with that is that the part that makes the sound would have to be powered/plugged in.

 

Does the pir actually just send a signal or does it carry power too?

[Kiwi 0]

The wireless doorbell I used has battery power at both ends, I guess that's why it was cheap ($11.) The pricey ones have mains-powered ringers. Works easily to 100' line of sight.

 

The terminals you mention on your existing PIR, what are they intended for? i.e. what's the configuration and voltage/current rating?

 

It surprises me no one makes a battery-powered PIR with remote wireless ringer.

[sparks 0]

The terminals you mention on your existing PIR, what are they intended for? i.e. what's the configuration and voltage/current rating?

 

I have just managed to find the information leaflet that came with the light & pir. After looking through it i have realised that it doesn't have the terminals that i thought it had (Must have been the light i had previously) Not sure what terminal it will have until i get time to open it up and look inside and test with multi meter.

 

It surprises me no one makes a battery-powered PIR with remote wireless ringer.

 

I totally agree this would be a great idea. Don't know what else i can try to get this result.

[sparks 0]

Just found this whilst searching and wondered if it may be any good or would i need other things too?

 

Home Easy Remote Control Outdoor PIR & Indoor Socket

[Kiwi 0]

Not sure what terminal it will have until i get time to open it up and look inside and test with multi meter.

 

Umm, don't be openin' up anything that plugs into mains, OK?

 

That last item does not have an alarm. Check on this site: http://www.homesecuritystore.com/ezStore123/DTProductList.asp?p=2_1_1_1_0_0_195 (hope it's ok to post that?)

[sparks 0]

Thsnk for that link Kiwi but i am in the uk so no good for me mate. I did take a look though.

 

Umm, don't be openin' up anything that plugs into mains, OK?

 

It's ok i wouldn't go opening it up if i didn't know what i were doing.

 

I know the link i posted did not have an alarm, but if i have understood it right then one part goes outside with a sensor on and the other plugs in the house and then a lamp/ buzzer or siren can be plugged into it. Or have i misread it?

[Kiwi 0]

Yeah, that's the way I understood it - so you need an alarm or indicator device that tolerate being powered on for a period of time.

[sparks 0]

Although i thought the link i posted earlier was the way to go, i am now having trouble trying to find a type of buzzer/ siren or some sound warning device that actually plugs into the socket.

 

Maybe i will still need to look for alternative ideas.

[mr.surveillance 0]

Is this what your looking for?

Check out gadgetshack.com 3000 ft. Range Portable Driveway Alarm

[sparks 0]

Thanks mr.surveillance that is the type of thing i am looking for. The only thing is i would like to find a supplier in the UK. Hopefully the price would be a little better too as it seems a little expensive.