NEW PRODUCT UPDATE

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FG-1525 Glassbreak Sensor Training
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Glassbreak Theory Basics
How does an acoustic glassbreak work?
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Flex Signal

• Very low frequency sound
• Results from glass vibrating upon impact
• Similar to a drum head vibration

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Audio Signal

• Mid- to High-frequency sound
• Results from glass shattering

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Installation Basics

• Never exceed max range (25ft)
• Mount on opposite wall or ceiling
• Install at least 6 ft from floor (to avoid
  blockage by furniture,etc.)

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Installation Basics

• Always mount the sensor in direct line of site to
  the glass
• e.g.an imaginary string tied to the detector
  should reach all points of the glass without
  bending.
• Always use the Tester for every installation

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Installation BasicsSelecting the Location

• Clear view of glass to be protected
• At least 6.5 feet above floor
• At least 3.5 feet from forced air ducts
• At least 3.5 feet from sirens or bells
• Between the window and any heavy protective
  window coverings

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Installation BasicsLocations to Avoid Mounting

• A corner
• On the same wall as the protected glass
• On free-standing pillars or posts
• In rooms with noisy equipment such as air
  compressors, bells, power equipment if the
  equipment will be operating while the sensor is
  armed

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Introducing the FG-1525Glassbreak Detector

• FlexCore Signal Processing
• 25ft maximum range
• Adjustable sensitivity
• No minimum range
• Remote Test Mode Enable with FG-701
• Protected PCB in all models

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FlexCore Signal Processing

• Parallel multiple tasking
• Faster than sequential processing (micro)
• Extracts over 50 more data in same time
• Faster, more accurate false alarm rejection

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FG-1515Glassbreak Detector

• Same as FG-1525, except range is fixed at 15 feet

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FGW-1525Wireless Glassbreak Detector

• Wireless-ready version of FG-1525
• Uses 9V lithium battery
• Also, available as 5852 with complete 5800
  transmitter

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Installation BasicsDesign Features

• DETECTOR PARTS
• 1 - Wire Entry Hole
• 2 - DIP Switches
• 3 - Terminal Blocks
• 4 - Breakout Flash (for cover screw)
• 5 - Latch
• 6 - Microphone
• 7 - Red LED
• 8 - Green LED
• 9 - Spacer Plate (Optional)

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Installation BasicsMounting the Detector

• Route the wires through the center wire entry
  port.

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Installation BasicsWiring Connections

• Wire as shown for Normally closed loop without
  EOL resistor.

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Installation BasicsSensitivity Settings
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Installation BasicsSensitivity Settings

• Mount the detector
• Start on Minimum sensitivity
• Test range using FG-701 simulator
• Adjust sensor sensitivity as needed
• Re-test range using FG-701 simulator

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Installation BasicsUsing Remote Test Mode

• Set FG-701 to Activate and Man
• Press Red button
• The buzz signal starts Test Mode
• Green LED will flash

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Installation BasicsTesting

• Set FG-701 to Test and Flex
• Position tester near the glass
• Press Red button to prime the tester

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Installation BasicsTesting

• Aim FG-701 directly at detector
• Strike glass with cushioned tool (Flex signal)
• Tester will generate Audio signal
• Detectors Red LED will light for successful
  test

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Installation BasicsSelecting Sensor Features
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Types of Glass Covered

• UL and ULC Listed for
• Plate Glass
• Tempered Glass
• Laminated Glass
• Wired Glass
• Coated Glass
• Double Pane Sealed Insulated Glass

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FG-1525Proven Performance

• The Facts about the Best Performing Glassbreak
  Detector in the World

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FG-1525Detection Verification

• gt50,000 glassbreak events
• All glass types with wide range of size/thickness
• Acoustic environment extremes
• Multiple ranges/angles from glass
• Multiple breaking tools

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FG-1525False Alarm Verification

• 51,120 false alarm events
• Acoustic environment extremes
• Most common, most difficult

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Specific False Alarm Tests

• Glass bottle on bottle
• Glass bottle on floor
• Full file cabinet drawer
• Empty file cabinet drawer
• Silverware in pot
• Silverware on floor
• 2x4 stud slapped together
• Hammer on nails
• Wooden door slam
• Pebbles on window
• Keys on window
• Coin tapped on glass
• Pot dropped on floor
• Pot dropped on pot

• Brass door knocker
• 2x4 stud dropped on floor
• Balloon pop
• Plastic bag pop
• Microwave door slam
• Kitchen cabinet door slam
• Chair dropped on floor
• Metal ladder dropped
• Broom dropped on floor
• Shovel dropped on floor
• Full cardboard box dropped
• Metal alarm box closed
• Dropped 1/4 plate glass
• Dropped 1/8 plate glass

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FG-1525False Alarm Tested Against the Best
HARD ROOM
PRODUCT Position 1 Position 2
Sentrol SP3 89 86
FG-1525 95 95
No one else comes close!
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FG-1525Proven Performance

• Hands down the choice of ADT Brinks
• Seamless introduction and acceptance in the field
• Over 81,400 shipped to National Accounts in 2000 !

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Reviewing the FG-1525Glassbreak Detector

• FlexCore Signal Processing
• 25ft maximum range
• Adjustable sensitivity
• No minimum range
• Remote Test Mode Enable with FG-701
• Protected PCB in all models

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Introducing the FG-1508Glassbreak Detector

• FlexCore Processing
• 8ft max range (no min range)
• Adjustable Sensitivity
• Remote Test Mode Activation
• Built-in ValueGap Magnetic Contact

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More FlexGuard GlassbreaksComing Q2 2001

• FG-1508 8ft detector with magnetic contact
• FG-1525R Round case
• FG-1525F Flush mount case, single gang
• FG-1525FD Flush mount case, double gang
• FG-1525Z Zone detector

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Recessed ContactsStandard Models
Great idea!, but needs...

• Mini-screwdriver
• Lots of patience
• 2 aspirin

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Staggered T Contacts
Same great idea!, but EASY!
Uses regular screwdriver!
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Staggered T Contacts

• Staggered Terminals models
• 944T 3/8 recessed
• 944TSP 3/4 switch / 3/8 magnet
• 947-75T 3/4 steel door switch
• 955PST Plunger Switch
• 956RPT Roller/ Plunger
• Packaged in Ammo Boxes

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FG-1525 Glassbreak Sensor The best there is !