360 degree motion sensor?

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I’m looking into converting a Tyco monitored wired system into a 2gig wireless system.

I know I’ll need a TAKE-345 to convert the existing wired zones into wireless.

What I am curious about is the motion sensors.

There are currently 3 (Not sure we would still need 3) but from the look of them they are 360 degree sensors.

We have quite a few false alarms from them.

First, will the TAKE-345 convert these zones into wireless so we can replace them as we are able, and second, does 2gig have a 360 motion sensor available?

It might make more sense to use the normal PIR1-345 or is it a SSS-345 that is a pet safe? There are NO pets in this building but I am assuming either a mouse might be running around or something else is triggering it.

It is a big church building in an open field. There isn’t a visible mouse problem but, who knows why there is an interior motion sensor alarm with no door alarms being triggered?

Thanks in advance.

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There are currently 3 (Not sure we would still need 3) but from the look of them they are 360 degree sensors.

We have quite a few false alarms from them.

First, will the TAKE-345 convert these zones into wireless so we can replace them as we are able, and second, does 2gig have a 360 motion sensor available?

A TAKE-345 will convert any Normally Closed wired sensor contact into a wireless signal. If the Sensors have a Normally Closed output (which they likely do) then yes.

I’m not aware of a wireless 360 motion detectors for the GC2. Note that drafts, nearby vents, etc., can also affect motion detectors, and 360 degree detectors have a harder time avoiding false alarm hazards.

The PIR1-345 Motion Detector can be set to 33 or 55 lbs pet immunity and high or low general sensitivity.

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Okay, this helps.

Maybe we could use the existing ones and change them out as we can.

Would the Gold Interactive monitoring price Surety DIY charges cover a church or would this be considered a commercial account? If so, is that pricing available?

Thanks

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Would the Gold Interactive monitoring price Surety DIY charges cover a church

Yes, you could use Gold (or Basic). All service plan options can be found here. Arming Schedules is a common optional add-on for commercial accounts, but may not make sense depending on the location. Add-ons can be found at the bottom of the service plan page.