DSC PG9935 PowerG Wireless Shock and Opening Sensor

The DSC PG9935 watches for the vibration patterns associated with forced entry at doors, windows, walls, and selected roof structures. It analyzes repeated low-level shocks and gross attacks while rejecting ordinary background vibration, giving the system a chance to report an attempt before the protected surface is fully opened or broken.

A built-in seven-segment shock meter displays the measured level during setup, so sensitivity can be tuned to the actual material instead of guessed. The device can also use an optional magnetic contact and a configurable auxiliary input for NO, NC, or single-EOL wiring, allowing one transmitter to cover shock plus an opening or approved external detector.

The CR123A battery is rated for up to five years with all sensors enabled. When Allied protects a storefront, office, or residence through business security planning, placement and sensitivity are tested after the surrounding hardware is in its normal condition; that is the key to getting early warning without nuisance alarms from everyday activity.