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What is the Honeywell SiXPIR Detection Method
The Honeywell SiXPIR uses a dual element which refers to the 2 fields, positive and negative, that are in each zone coming into the pyro. When the SiXPIR sees a change in infrared energy passing into these fields within the zones, it produces a fault. The Lyric Controller should produce the fault letting you know that the sensor has tripped and an alarm will go off.