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EMX P63 Infrared Photoeye
The P63 Infrared Modulated Photoeye detects the presence of an obstacle blocking the sensing beam for annunciation, door control and security camera activation. Installs the same as the P45.
FEATURES:
• LED indicator for output
• 49 foot 15 meter range (19 feet more than the P45)
• Non-reflective through-beam system is not affected by shiny surfaces
• 12 – 24 Volt AC/DC
• 2 Relays SPDT for reliability
• 40mA current draw
• IP 54 environmental rating
• C-UL C-US and CE rated
• 5 Hz switching frequency
BENEFITS:
• Increased range
• Reliability
• Protection from dust and water splash
• Compact design
FEATURES:
• LED indicator for output
• 49 foot 15 meter range (19 feet more than the P45)
• Non-reflective through-beam system is not affected by shiny surfaces
• 12 – 24 Volt AC/DC
• 2 Relays SPDT for reliability
• 40mA current draw
• IP 54 environmental rating
• C-UL C-US and CE rated
• 5 Hz switching frequency
BENEFITS:
• Increased range
• Reliability
• Protection from dust and water splash
• Compact design
| Range | 49 Ft. |
| Power | 12-24V AC/DC @ 40mA |
| Relay Contacts | 1A @ 28VDC or 0.5A @ 120VAC |
| Housing | Black PMMA (IP 54) |
| Transmitter | Connect one leg of the power supply to Pin 1 and connect the second leg of the power supply to Pin 2. The power supply may be 12 - 24V either AC or DC. Polarity of the wires is not important. Note: Power fluctuations below 10V and above 30V may degrade the operation of the unit. |
| Receiver | Pin 1: Output Relay Normally closed - Pin 2: Output Relay Normally open - Pin 3: Output Relay Common - Pin 4: Power 12-24 VAC or DC - Pin 5: Power 12-24 VAC or DC - 1. Connect one leg of the power supply to Pin 4 and connect the other leg of the power supply to Pin 5. The power supply may be 12-24V either AC or DC. Polarity of the power wires is not important. Note: Power fluctuations below 10V and above 30V may degrade operation of the unit. |
| Dimensions | 3.72" x 1.18" x 2.05" |
Photo Eyes
Photo eyes are commonly used on slide gates in place of safety loops. Instead of installing a loop buried in the ground on each side of the gate, one photo eye is used, saving time and money. A vehicle detector is still used for exiting.
Photo eyes are used as safety device for entrapment zones on swing and sliding gates. An entrapment zone is an area where a person may be trapped by a moving gate and an obstacle such as a fence. If the photo eye is interrupted the gate will reverse.
There are two types of photo eyes. Reflective photo eyes have both the transmitter and receiver built in, and use a reflector to bounce the beam back. Receiver/transmitter types use two separate units, one transmits a beam and the other receives it. Be sure to purchase a photo eye with at least a third more range than you need to be on the safe side. Beam distance degrades after the optics or reflector get dirty, and during the rain.
