Light curtain made up of a series of thru-beam photo eyes designed to provide a dense barrier of protection for motorized or high speed doors.
Ideal for environments that require expanded protection for protruding parts that may not be detected by standard single-beam photo eyes mounted 6" above the floor.
Light curtain made up of a series of thru-beam photo eyes designed to provide a dense barrier of protection for motorized or high speed doors.
Ideal for environments that require expanded protection for protruding parts that may not be detected by standard single-beam photo eyes mounted 6" above the floor.
Ideal for pre-2010 installations not requiring a monitored solution.
Light curtain made up of a series of thru-beam photo eyes designed to provide a dense barrier of protection for motorized or high speed doors.
Ideal for environments that require expanded protection for protruding parts that may not be detected by standard single-beam photo eyes mounted 6" above the floor.
Ideal for pre-2010 installations not requiring a monitored solution.
Light curtain made up of a series of thru-beam photo eyes designed to provide a dense barrier of protection for motorized or high speed doors.
Ideal for environments that require expanded protection for protruding parts that may not be detected by standard single-beam photo eyes mounted 6" above the floor.
The transmitter comes standard with a NEMA 4 weather-proof
enclosure
Compact design that allow for easy troubleshooting.
The transmitter has an audible alarm that activates when the battery has
25% of its life remaining
Easy to configure
· Non-monitored system ideal for operators
manufactured prior to:
· Doors: August 2010
· Gates: January 2016
· NEMA 4 transmitter built to endure rugged environments
Was previously MWRTA02A now has a new board making installation easier
Includes single channel receiver (MWR12A) and transmitter (MWTA12) with audible low battery alarm.
This feature that activates when the battery has only 25% of its life remaining indicating the battery should be replaced. The alarm sounds for 5 to 10 seconds at 1 to 2 minute intervals.
The receiver operates on either 12 or 24 volt AC/DC and provides N.O. or N.C. output.