DSC AFT-100

Acuity® Glassbreak Simulator/Tester

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The DSC AFT-100 is a glass break simulator that is used for testing DSC glass break detectors for proper function. The device will produce a sound that mimics that of breaking glass. This can also help for choosing a location to mount a glass break sensor. Purchase the DSC AFT-100 here.

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Description

The DSC AFT-100 Acuity Glass Break Simulator is a device used for testing DSC glass break sensors. The AFT-100 can help with the proper placement of the device, and it can be used to confirm that the device is functioning properly. This is a useful device for any glass break owner.

When using the AFT-100, we recommend testing a glass break sensor from multiple angles and positions. This way, you can make sure that the glass break sensor will properly respond to any breakages that occur in the area. This is especially true if the sensor is being used to monitor multiple windows.

Brand: DSC

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Reviews
Great DSC Glass Break Simulator
Submitted on 09/17/2019 Alarm Grid

The DSC AFT-100 is a glass break simulator that is used for testing glass break sensors. It is specifically built for DSC Glass Break Sensors. This includes any PowerG Glass Break Sensors, as they are manufactured by DSC. You may also be able to use it with non-DSC glass break sensors, but it isn't recommended. Our technicians have found that the DSC AFT-100 works very well as a tester, which is why we give it a 5 Star Rating.

If you are using glass break sensors to monitor windows or protective glass casings, then you will probably want to test them. The best way to do this is with a glass break simulator. You certainly don't want to actually break some glass, as that is dangerous and difficult to clean up. And using a sound clip of breaking glass may not work reliably. Using a glass break simulator is really the only way to reliably test a glass break sensor. Just remember to put your system on test mode with the central station before testing!

It is recommended that you test your glass break sensors from multiple angles and positions when using the DSC AFT-100. After all, an intruder could potentially break a window or smash a casing from a variety of different angles or positions. You want to make sure that your glass break sensors can pick up the sound from no matter which side it occurs. This is extra important if the sensor is being used to monitor multiple glass structures.

Overall, the DSC AFT-100 is a great product. You can keep it around for a very long time to reliably test your glass break sensors. And it will certainly make your regular system testing process considerably. Most users will test their systems multiple times per year, and it's always great to know that your testing is easy to perform and effective. We rate this product 5 Stars, and we recommend it for anyone with DSC Glass Break Sensors.

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