Product Description
The Texecom AEA-0001 Veritas Impaq E is a wired vibration (shock) detector for early warning of forced entry on doors, windows and frames. It flags impact before an intruder actually breaches the opening, giving a control panel time to raise the alarm before the perimeter is defeated.
Where it fits on a job
- Retail units and offices — protecting glazed doors and window frames where forced entry is the main risk.
- Warehouses and industrial sites — monitoring roller shutters, side doors or equipment stores holding valuable stock.
- Residential blocks — perimeter doors and vulnerable ground-floor windows alongside standard contacts or PIRs.
Why it's specified
Sensitivity is adjustable on install, so engineers can tune the sensor to the frame material and expected vibration levels, cutting false alarms without losing genuine detections. Three LEDs (Detection, Disable, Comfort) let engineers verify operation and walk-test during commissioning, and engineer setup mode allows configuration specific to the site.
Key specs
- Detection type: vibration, microprocessor-based
- Compliance: EN50131-1 Grade 2 Class II
- Operating voltage: 9–16V DC
- Current draw: 11mA standby, 10mA on alarm
- Operating range: -10°C to +55°C, max. 95% RH
- Mounting: wall, corner or ceiling
- Dimensions / weight: 87 x 62 x 26mm, 70g
- Finish: white or brown, to match frame colour
Pair it with door/window contacts and a Grade 2-compatible panel where a layered perimeter approach is specified.
Specifications
- Brand
- Texecom
- Colour
- White
- Product Type
- Shock Sensor
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
What standard does the Veritas Impaq E comply with?
It is compliant with EN50131-1 Grade 2 Class II, suitable for both residential and commercial security installations.
Where should the AEA-0001 be mounted?
It is designed for mounting on door or window frames, and supports wall, corner or ceiling mounting depending on the site layout.
Can sensitivity be adjusted on site?
Yes, sensitivity is adjustable and there is an engineer setup mode allowing the sensor to be configured for the specific installation.
What operating voltage and current draw does it need?
It runs on 9-16V DC, drawing 11mA in standby and 10mA when in alarm.
What colour options are available?
The Veritas Impaq E is available in white or brown to suit different frame finishes.
