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NV37M

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The Paradox NV37M is a professional-grade dual passive infrared and microwave outdoor detector, designed to provide reliable detection while reducing false alarms. Engineered with precision optics and advanced processing, it is ideal for monitoring windows, sliding doors, and external access points.

🔑 Key Features

  • Dual-technology design (microwave + dual passive infrared) for enhanced accuracy.

  • Anti-mask and pet immunity features, reducing nuisance triggers.

  • Selectable detection patterns: narrow for perimeter doors/windows or wide-angle for open areas.

  • Weather-resistant enclosure designed for outdoor use.

  • Creep zone detection for full coverage, even directly below the sensor.

  • Digital signal processing (DSP) to filter noise and improve reliability.

🛠 Technical Specifications

FeatureSpecification
ModelNV37M
Detection MethodDual PIR + Microwave
Detection RangeNarrow mode: 0.5–15m
Wide mode: 0.5–12m
Detection Zones7 (narrow), 90° coverage (wide)
Pet ImmunityUp to 40 kg
Anti-MaskingYes, active IR anti-mask
Creep ZoneYes, built-in
Mounting Height1.8–2.4m
Operating Temp.–35°C to +50°C
Ingress ProtectionIP54 (weather-resistant housing)
Power Supply9–16 VDC
Current Draw~40mA
DimensionsApprox. 17 × 6 × 6 cm


📦 Package Includes

  • 1 × Paradox NV37M Dual Outdoor Detector

  • 1 × Mounting kit (brackets and screws)

  • 1 × Installation manual


🎯 Best Used For

  • Perimeter protection of windows, sliding doors, and entryways.

  • Residential properties requiring outdoor detection with pet immunity.

  • Commercial sites needing reliable outdoor intrusion monitoring.

  • High-risk environments requiring dual-technology detection with anti-mask.

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