Product Description
What it is
The Texecom AEA-0001 Veritas Impaq E is a wired vibration (shock) detector for door and window frames, giving an early trigger on forced-entry impact before the opening itself is breached.
Key specs
- Detection type: vibration, with adjustable sensitivity set at commissioning
- Compliance: EN50131-1 Grade 2 Class II
- Operating voltage: 9–16V DC
- Current draw: 11mA standby, 10mA in alarm
- Operating range: -10°C to +55°C, max 95% RH
- Dimensions / weight: 87 x 62 x 26mm (HxWxD), 70g
- Mounting: wall, corner or ceiling fixing
- Colour options: white or brown
On the job
Three LEDs — Detection, Disable, Comfort — let the engineer verify triggering and tamper/disable states during walk-testing rather than guessing at coverage. Engineer setup allows sensitivity to be matched to the frame material and typical ambient vibration on site, which is the usual route to keeping false-alarm rates down without sacrificing genuine detections.
Where it's specified
Grade 2 Class II compliance and the adjustable threshold make it a fit for residential perimeter doors/windows, retail glazing, and warehouse or industrial openings where forced entry is the main risk — typically run alongside standard door contacts or PIRs rather than as a sole detection method.
Compatibility
No cross-generation part-number notes are given for this SKU; treat it as a standard wired Veritas Impaq E device on any EN50131-compliant wired panel input.
Specifications
- Brand
- Texecom
- Colour
- White
- Product Type
- Shock Sensor
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
What standard does the AEA-0001 comply with?
It is compliant with EN50131-1 Grade 2 Class II.
What is the operating voltage and current draw?
It runs on 9-16V DC, drawing 11mA in standby and 10mA in alarm.
Can sensitivity be adjusted on install?
Yes, sensitivity is adjustable and engineer setup allows it to be tuned to the frame and site conditions during commissioning.
What do the LEDs on the unit indicate?
There are three LEDs — Detection, Disable and Comfort — used to verify status during installation and testing.
