The market for industrial automation solutions is dedicated to applications that improve traffic flow and protect people and objects in industrial environments, such as manufacturing premises, warehouse & distribution buildings, and refrigeration and cold storage facilities, etc.
High performance door sensors meet the needs of all types of automatic high speed doors, including sliding and folding doors. They can be found in a wide variety of industrial buildings, such as warehouses, hangars, logistical buildings, etc. They facilitate and secure the flow of vehicles like forklifts and trucks and/or people moving in and out of a building. Furthermore, they protect doors from collision damage and help save energy.
Looking for a sensing solution for door activation?
Our radar solutions are unidirectional microwave motion sensors that optimize the
performance of automatic doors. They detect every type of target and can also filter out people. Detecting vehicles only can reduce the door closing cycle by rejecting cross-traffic.
Looking for a sensing solution to secure the door while it closes?
Our laser sensor is based on the principle of time of flight and its high-precision technology ensures optimal safety. Our active infrared sensor functions on the basis of a constant analysis of background reflection. Both sensors monitor the area in front of the door to prevent the door from hitting people or vehicles.
Looking for a sensing solution that combines door activation with area surveillance?
Our dual technology sensors have a microwave motion detector and an active infrared
presence sensor built into the same housing to ensure comfortable activation of the door, to protect the door from damage, and to safeguard people and objects in the vicinity of the door. The signal treatment provides accurate precision to filter out pedestrians, cross-traffic, and possible interferences.
Looking for a sensing solution for area surveillance in front of the door?
Our active infrared sensor operates on the principle of background analysis to enhance door protection by avoiding collisions with vehicles close to the door area. Moreover, it can be adjusted to define small and accurate detection areas in front of the door.
Looking for a sensing solution that combines door activation, area surveillance, and safety?
Our laser scanner creates a volumetric area in front of the door and performs three distinct functions: door activation, area surveillance, and safety. More than just a sensor, it acts as a protective mechanism for both the door and the user.
Commercial door sensors meet the needs of all types of automatic commercial doors, including sectional doors. They can be found in a wide variety of industrial buildings, such as warehouses, hangars, and logistical buildings, etc. They facilitate and secure the flow of vehicles like forklifts and trucks and/or people moving in and out of a building. Furthermore, they protect doors from collision damage and help save energy.
Looking for a combined solution to open doors and protect users from contact with the door during closing?
Our sensor combines two technologies – radar and active infrared – to achieve a dual purpose: to open and protect automatic doors and to ensure the safety of those operating them. The radar senses any approaching movement towards the door, while the infrared technology detects the presence of people and objects in the area around the door’s closing zone.
Looking for a sensing solution to secure the door during closing?
Our active infrared presence sensor functions on the basis of a constant analysis of background reflection. For industrial doors up to 4 m high, it monitors the area in front of the door to prevent it from hitting people or vehicles.
Loading dock sensors are commonly found attached to commercial and industrial buildings, particularly warehouses, to activate the indicator lights that show truck drivers when to reverse into or pull out of the loading dock.
Looking for a sensing solution that controls indicator lights on loading docks?
Our laser scanner creates a volumetric area in front of the loading dock, creating three different zones that can activate the three indicator lights accordingly to assist truck drivers while they reverse into or pull out of the loading dock.
