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MX Glass Break - MX922
Reliable glass break detection for the ultimate security
The MX-922 is a hard-wired, addressable acoustic glass break detector designed for MX control panels. It delivers reliable perimeter protection by detecting glass breaking sounds on exterior walls through advanced acoustic sensing.
- Detects the sound of breaking glass with advanced acoustic pattern recognition, offering 360° coverage up to 25 ft for reliable intrusion protection.
- Supports multiple glass types and integrates with MX panels via the HSM3105 module, using addressable technology for precise device identification.
- Ideal for residential and commercial spaces, it features dual-color LEDs, tamper protection, and high immunity to false alarms.
Advanced listening for reliable defense
The MX Glass Break detector uses advanced acoustic pattern recognition to identify the sound of breaking glass with exceptional accuracy. Offering 360° coverage up to 25 feet, it supports multiple glass types. It integrates seamlessly with MX panels via the HSM3105 module for precise addressable identification. Designed for residential and commercial spaces, it features dual-color LEDs, tamper protection and high immunity to false alarms, delivering reliable intrusion detection where it matters most.
Benefits
Hear the threat before it enters
The MX-922 uses advanced acoustic analysis to detect glass breakage the moment it occurs.
Wide coverage
Monitors several windows simultaneously, reducing device count and installation costs.
Accurate technology
Dual-frequency detection minimizes false alarms from ordinary sounds or vibrations.
Advanced protection
The MX-922 strengthens perimeter defense by providing an early warning before an intrusion occurs.
