By removing the PIR motion sensor from within the recording device this will allow for more covert, larger PIR area of detection using several wireless RF motion sensor, and allow several different types of recording devices used in one setup. You can also increase your sensing area by using multiple Wireless PIR sensors to trigger the camera.

This small wireless PIR motion sensor sends a digital RF signal back to the camera unit for triggering recording. The recording unit "listens" for wireless commands sent from the wireless PIR motion sensor when the motion sensor is tripped. When the recording unit receives a trigger event it will trigger the attached camera system to take a photo or record video.

The wireless RF motion sensor is powered by two small AAA batteries. These batteries will which will last for a year of continuous use. Since the sensor is on all of the time these batteries should be removed for storage.

There are (8) different digital addresses the wireless RF motion sensor can be programmed to send (addresses A – H). By changing the address this gives the user the ability to configure several sensors or recording units within range of each other to respond for a given setup.

There is no limit to the number of wireless RF motion sensor that can be used it a given setup. Several different types of recording systems can respond to one or more wireless RF motion sensors..