Which Penta Power Tag do I use for a wireless alarm system?

Place a Multi Tag on the main control unit of the wireless alarm system. For sensors located near sleeping or living areas, additional Duo Tags can be applied to individual sensor units.

Why does a wireless alarm system require radiation transformation?

Wireless alarm systems continuously emit RF signals to maintain the connection between sensors and the central unit — creating constant low-level RF exposure 24/7 throughout the home. This is especially relevant near bedrooms where nighttime exposure accumulates.

Will a Penta Power Tag affect my alarm system's functionality?

No. Penta Power Tags only transform the scalar component of the emitted radiation. The RF communication signal between sensors and the control unit continues to function normally, keeping your alarm system fully operational.

Is RF radiation from alarm systems a concern?

Yes, particularly at close range and with continuous nighttime exposure. RF levels from control units can exceed the SBM-2024 precautionary sleeping area guideline of 0.1 µW/m² at typical indoor distances. Source: SBM-2024 Building Biology Standard.

Wireless alarm system: manual for installation and use of Penta Power Tags

Stick a Penta Power Multi Tag on each wireless component of the alarm, which are:

The alarm control panel
Any wireless component such as sensors for window, door etc. If the Multi Tag is larger than the part, opt for a Penta Power Multi Tag.
The keyboard
The motion detector
The cameras
The smoke detector
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The exact location of the tag does not matter in this case.

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