Photoelectric Sensor Dealers in Sector 53, Gurugram

Of the latest developments in outdoor security technologies, the quad beam detector has been one of the most successful. These have a quad lens set up between a transmitter and a receiver communicating via pulsed AIR Beams, as compared to the dual lens set up of previous detection systems. This very design nature of a quad beam detector can significantly help reduce false alarms. In addition, these detection systems offer double modulation beams that differ in pulse patterns, which in turn helps enhance signal discrimination against potential noise interference such as sunlight or other external light sources. One of the best innovations in intrusion detectors, the multifaceted setup of quad beam detectors provide an almost fool proof level of defense for all kinds of properties, be it commercial, industrial or even residential. The quad beam detector can be used in a number of mounted detection systems. Though it is one of the most effective solutions for rugged, industrial installations with its features of restricted false alarm ratio and high uptime of system, it works well in commercial and residential areas as well.

Our broad range of photoelectric sensors is aimed at all automation solutions where noncontact object detection can be utilized. The wide variety of different operating principles, models, sizes and specifications means that the best possible sensor can always be found for the relevant application and all conditions that occur in practice can be met. Take a look at our impressive selection of noncontact photoelectric sensors. You are sure to find the right one for you. Perfectly adapted customer-specific optical solutions are also available. Talk to us! The emitter and receiver on thru-beam sensors are aligned opposite one another. The advantage of this is that the light reaches the receiver directly and long detection ranges and high excess gain can therefore be achieved. These sensors are capable of reliably detecting almost any object. The angle of incidence, surface characteristics, color of the object, etc., are irrelevant and do not influence the functional reliability of the sensor.