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Adis Automatic Doors Develops Microwave Sensors

By Andy ChoiMay 31 2011

Adis Automatic Doors has released the Eagle One and Two sensors, a new range of energy-efficient microwave sensors. The new digital sensors are manipulated by a coded infrared remote control, which enables easy and quick adjustment of the sensor from another place without the requirement of opening the casing.

The sensors enable hassle-free opening of all automatic doors like gliding, bending, rotating, curved and swinging.

Digital electronics of the sensors are manipulated by an advanced microprocessor and supplementary components are not required for adapting the sensor to any particular application.

The new sensors include an extensive sensing field. It enables side approach identification, offering greater convenience to users. The Eagle HM sensors can be availed either in uni or bidirectional modes and their mounting height is 5m. The sensor features a K-band planar antenna exclusive for automated doors and also a three dimensional adjustment option.

Source:

http://www.autodoors.com.au

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