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DA500 - Mier Driveway Alarm Controller
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Item Number: DA500
Manufacturer: Mier Products
Manufacturer Part No: DA500
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Mier DA500 Controller Only.
The Mier DA-500 Drive-Alert driveway sensor System is the security industry's most-often used method for detecting a vehicle when it enters a driveway. A variety of features and options make this unit ideal for both residential and commercial applications. |
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How Does the Mier drive sensor Work? |
The Mier drive sensor probe senses moving metal. When a car, truck or other metal object passes by the probe, a signal is transmitted to the control box which triggers a whistle sound to alert you of the visitor.
The sensitivity of the probe is adjustable at the control box, as well as the length of time that the whistle will sound.
We carry a wide range of accessories to expand your drive sensor system. Have porch lights come on or other chimes sound when visitors arrive. Please visit our driveway sensors Accessories page. |
The Mier drive sensor System is an ideal security tool for both personal and business properties. As well, it is the perfect solution for drive-up window businesses!
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Advantages of the Mier drive sensor System |
Protect Your Home
The Mier drive sensor System will always alert you of vehicles entering your property. While the sensor will not be visible to those entering, it will sense moving metal eight feet on either side, and will trigger the whistle inside your home. |
Prevent Theft
The sensor can be placed alongside an RV, boat, camper, farm tractor, or any other stationary metal object. Any movement of this object will be sensed by the drive sensor system, and the whistle will sound in your home. |
Monitor your Drive-up Window
Perfect for Drive-up windows at banks, pharmacies, fast food outlets, etc. to signal the arrival of your customer |
Enhance Safety for Industrial Applications
For busy or blind intersections or other potentially dangerous situations, the Mier drive sensor can be a key factor in preventing accidents by signaling the movement of traffic through these areas. |
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