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The ERA-DSDCR is a driveway alarm system that ships with an outdoor-rated ERA-DSTX PIR sensor and an ERA-DCRX receiver, with a range of up to 4,000 ft. It offers programmable zones, four 12V DC outputs plus a C-FORM relay for accessories, and support for up to 12 sensors. Built for large properties that need reliable vehicle and visitor detection.
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The ERA-DSDCR pairs the outdoor ERA-DSTX PIR sensor with the ERA-DCRX receiver to detect vehicles and visitors and alert you up to 4,000 ft away. The long range and PIR sensing suit long driveways and larger sites where shorter-range alarms fall short.
The ERA-DSDCR pairs the outdoor ERA-DSTX PIR sensor with the ERA-DCRX receiver to detect vehicles and visitors and alert you up to 4,000 ft away. The long range and PIR sensing suit long driveways and larger sites where shorter-range alarms fall short.
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There is no wiring between the sensor and receiver. Mount the sensor on its adjustable bracket for the coverage you need, then program zones and melodies. Setup covers:
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No. ERA is strongest for warehouses and large commercial spaces, but it also fits retail stores, offices, delivery doors, and remote entrances.
ERA receiver messaging highlights 12V DC outputs and C-FORM relay options on compatible models for external alert devices.
Yes. Concrete, brick, metal, and other materials reduce effective distance compared with open line-of-sight range.
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Read full answer →Q&AConnect a DB-2000 bell to your ERA-DCRX receiver for enhanced sound output in noisy commercial environments. The ERA-DCRX delivers 95 dBA at 5 feet and supports various 12V DC alerting devices.
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