Outdoor & Off-Grid Warning
For outdoor sites where permanent power wiring is difficult and solar-powered local warning is being evaluated.
View Outdoor Solution →Outdoor solar alarm platforms with PIR, microwave and combined sensing for warning points where permanent power wiring is difficult or impractical.
ALX-710 and ALX-720 share the same core audible-visual warning and sensor functions. Model selection is driven mainly by the solar-panel assembly, overall dimensions and pole-mounting structure.
Choose ALX-710 when its 15W polycrystalline panel and clamp-style mounting suit the site. Choose ALX-720 when the larger 20W monocrystalline panel and U-bolt mounting structure are the better fit.
For sample evaluation and low-volume project requirements.
Standard configurations can be arranged for testing and approval.
ALX-710 and ALX-720 configurations can be combined in one order.
Typical lead time for standard and configured orders.
The warning and sensing functions are similar. Compare the solar and mechanical platform to determine which model better fits the site.
Share the pole or support structure, available mounting space, solar exposure and site photos. The final model can be confirmed before quotation.
Ask for Model Recommendation →Use the relevant Solution path when the warning requirement is clear but the exact product or installation arrangement still needs review.
For outdoor sites where permanent power wiring is difficult and solar-powered local warning is being evaluated.
View Outdoor Solution →For automatic warning points where movement detection, sensing direction and unattended operation are central requirements.
View Sensor Solution →For industrial or construction equipment areas where the warning point must be considered together with site layout and personnel movement.
View Machinery Solution →For shared work zones where local sensor-triggered audible and visual warning may be part of the overall alerting arrangement.
View Work Area Solution →Site planning should consider sensor direction, useful solar exposure, mounting structure and surrounding obstacles before final model selection.
ALX-710 and ALX-720 share most alarm and sensing specifications. The principal engineering differences are the solar-panel assembly, dimensions and pole-mounting structure.
Avoid shaded positions and confirm panel orientation and tilt according to the project location and surrounding structures.
Battery capacity, charging time and a defined no-sunlight operating duration are not currently confirmed in the page data.
Review the correct drawing before preparing the pole, mounting hardware or surrounding installation space.
Review the sensing direction, solar installation, warning audio and mounting arrangement before the final model is confirmed.
PIR, microwave and combined PIR + microwave modes are available. Select the mode according to what the site needs to detect.
Current documentation specifies approximately 1–10 m sensing distance in a front-facing cone of about 120°. Final performance should be reviewed with mounting height and site conditions.
The optional infrared remote can change sensing mode, adjust the alarm through 10 volume levels and switch warning audio. The documented control distance is approximately 8 m.
Confirm whether the optional remote is required when ordering.MP3 warning files · 4M storage reference
MP3 / WAV warning files · 4M storage reference
Current instructions use a USB_UPDA folder and numbered warning files beginning with 001.
Install the panel where it can receive useful local sunlight without excessive shading from buildings, trees or equipment. Panel orientation and tilt should be reviewed for the project location.
Tell us whether you are evaluating ALX-710 or ALX-720 and we can confirm the available technical information.
Common questions that remain after model comparison and installation review.
The core alarm and sensing functions are similar. ALX-710 uses a 15W polycrystalline solar panel with clamp-style pole mounting, while ALX-720 uses a larger 20W monocrystalline panel with U-bolt mounting. Their overall dimensions also differ.
Provide the pole or support type, mounting space, solar exposure, sensing requirement and preferably a site photo. The final model can be confirmed before quotation.
Review the approach direction, required detection distance, mounting height, useful solar exposure, shading and mounting structure. These site conditions affect both sensor placement and solar-panel installation.
Yes. Tell us whether you are evaluating ALX-710 or ALX-720 and request the available installation drawings, operating information and model-specific technical documents.
Share the solar, sensing and mounting requirements below. The exact ALX-700 model does not need to be known before inquiry.