The Stechro detector is architected as a passive-state circuit trigger, utilizing a 100dB piezo buzzer for localized alerting. Technical specifications list the use of gold-plated contact probes to minimize oxidation. This device is classified as an analog fail-safe, operating independently of internet service providers or local area networks. Performance metrics indicate that the high-decibel output is maintained through standard 9V battery architecture.
The "Adjustable" nomenclature refers to the mechanical sensitivity of the contact probes, which allows for deployment in environments with high ambient humidity without initiating false positive triggers. Forensic analysis of the internal components shows a high degree of hardware commonality with the Metak 100dB series, as both utilize the same ODM chassis and buzzer assemblies.
Operational constraints include:
- Manual Reset Protocol: Requires physical intervention to terminate the alarm state.
- Localized Signaling: Ineffective for notification if the premises are unoccupied.
- Battery-Only Power: Absence of AC power or secondary backup options.
Standardized testing recommends a biannual manual test schedule, as the device lacks a digital monitoring interface to report internal capacitor health or battery voltage levels. If the audio output falls below the 100dB threshold during testing, the internal power delivery components may be reaching their end-of-life state.
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