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Installation Manual
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Sioux Pro 2
2.1.2 Fence WITH separation of panels
Example: perimeter of 2270m with panels of 2,5m (for panel we mean a single section of fence
that cannot transmit movement to the adjacent one)
Calculation of sensors
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Each panel needs one sensor
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2270m / 2,5m = 908 sensors
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Keep in mind that each Sioux-CU-Pro2 1400m can manage maximum 280 sensors
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908 sensors / 280 = 3,24 Sioux-CU-Pro2 = 4 Sioux-CU-Pro2
Calculation of sensors, cables, plastic boxes with kit conversion
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The number of cables and plastic boxes is equal to the number of sensors
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To obtain the kits divide by 7
ALWAYS
approximating in excess
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908 / 7 = 129,71 = 130 kits of cables and plastic
Lead cable calculation
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The total length of a line
(LINE1 or LINE2)
added to the lead cable,
cannot exceed 800
meters.
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Keep in mind that
each cable patch is 3,5m
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Subtract from 800m (available for each line) the number of cables obtained and multiplied by
3,5m
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Regardless of the number obtained above, the total length of the lead cable
cannot exceed 300m for each single line
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The lead cable (50m roll) can be distributed in any part of the line
Calculation of RJ45 connectors
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The lead cable already contains 2 RJ45 connectors
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Each gate requires two RJ45 connectors
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It is recommended to provide some extra connectors as a spare
2.1.3 Installation according to the different type of fence
Install the plastic box referring to the type of fence, checking that there is transmission of
vibrations between the previous and subsequent panels. If the panels are not connected or the
connection between them is not sufficient to guarantee the transmission of vibrations, a sensor
must be installed per panel.
The sensor must be installed at least 50 cm from the pole and a maximum of 2.5 meters
from the corner.
Don’t install the sensor on a pole.
In case of doubts contact CIAS (service@cias.it).
Woven wire mesh, welded, coated in plastic or galvanized
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These types of fences are subject to climbing, cutting and lifting.
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Install sensor at a height from the ground of about 1m both for fences of 2 or 3m in height.
Rigid metallic bars / thin grids
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These types of fences are subject to climbing and cutting.
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Install sensor at a height from the ground of about 1m both for fences of 2 or 3m in height.
Rigid metallic bars / thick grids
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These types of fences are subject to climbing, rarely cutting.
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Install the sensor at the point of maximum transmission from the vertex.
