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Photoelectric Sensors are designed for door applications.

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Photoelectric Sensors are designed for door applications.
Photoelectric Sensors are designed for door applications.

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August 9, 2010 - Measuring only 11.5 x 11.5 mm, compact PD70 series sensors can be mounted in narrow pedestrian and industrial door frames and have sensing range of 12 m, suited for use in wide door openings. Color coded sensors (red for emitter, green for receiver) come pre-wired with 5 m of cable, or with M8 quick-connect plug. Units are UL 325 approved, are compliant with all relevant European and North American door standards, and carry CE and cURus marks.

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Carlo GAVAZZI Automation Components
750 Hastings Lane
Buffalo Grove, IL, 60089
USA



Compact Slim-Line Sensors for Pedestrian and Industrial Doors


Buffalo Grove, IL - Carlo Gavazzi has launched a new series of slim-profile photoelectric sensors for pedestrian and industrial door applications. The PD70 packs a multitude of features and approvals into a compact housing that can fit in many installations.

With a housing that is only 11.5mm wide by 11.5mm deep, the PD70 can be mounted in narrow door frames. A built-in test input feature on the emitter allows for evaluation of proper sensor function, thereby increasing the level of safety. The sensing range of 12m (approximately 40') allows the PD70 to be used in wide door openings, with total reliability. The color coded sensors (red for emitter, green for receiver) come pre-wired with 5m of cable, or with the convenience of a M8 quick-connect plug.

The PD70 is the perfect complement to standard radar door sensors (such as Carlo Gavazzi's RAD01 and RAD02 Series), providing the presence detection required to alert the door controller that a person or object is in the door opening, and to keep the door open until it is clear.

The PD70 is UL 325 approved, and designed to be in compliance with all relevant European and North American door standards, and carries CE and cURus marks, which are your assurance of a high quality, tested, and safe product. The PD70 Series are competitively priced and provide an exceptional value. They are available from Carlo Gavazzi's North American network of sales offices / distributors or www.GavazziOnline.com.


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