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Radio sensitive edge kit with receiver

Reference: KS-105-008

Condition: New product

Radio sensitive edge with built-in transmitter and radio receiver. Lithium batteries included. Duration 2 years.

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The safety of the automations is now very often entrusted to the operators' anti-crushing systems, both sliding and swing doors. This is fine as long as the gate is modestly sized and the anti-crush function of the new control units therefore works very well.

However, when the gate, especially the sliding gate, is large in size and weight, a sensitive edge must be installed to stop the movement of the leaf in the event of a collision. In fact, when the gate weighs more than 500 kg, not all anti-crushing systems are able to correctly detect the impact and stop the movement of the leaf.

In the past, installing a sensitive edge on the front of the movable leaf was a problem, as the wired connection was always in danger of creating problems. Over the years, flexible cables, reels of different sizes have followed one another.

But any system could not guarantee a secure and reliable connection. Especially in winter, the cables tended to break, making the gate in fact unusable.

That's all in the past now. In fact, with the new radio safety coasts the connection problem is completely bypassed.

The sensitive edge incorporates a transmitter powered by 2 lithium batteries that guarantee a life of about 2 years. The batteries are however of type AA easily available. The radio receiver can be conveniently connected to the control unit, from which it will be powered. The receiver can be powered at 12/24 V dc/ac without problems. Below is a summary of the characteristics of the transmitter, radio receiver and coast:

TRANSMITTER