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Wide Overhead Door Rail Mount Sensor
$70.00
Wide Overhead Door Rail Mount Sensor with universal magnet handles commercial and industrial overhead door applications. The TRACK MOUNT FLIP SWITCH combines the installers’ choice of contact configuration with an N35 grade NdFeB magnet for maximum gap performance.
The closed-loop versions of the Wide Overhead Door Rail Mount Sensor prevent false alarms caused by the up and down movement of overhead doors with the unique NO DEAD SPOT™ technology. The switch can be mounted with the cable in either direction, without loss of gap.
Description
Product Description:
Wide Overhead Door Rail Mount Sensor with universal magnet handles commercial and industrial overhead door applications. The TRACK MOUNT FLIP SWITCH combines the installers’ choice of contact configuration with an N35 grade NdFeB magnet for maximum gap performance. The closed-loop versions of the Wide Overhead Door Rail Mount Sensor prevent false alarms caused by the up and down movement of overhead doors with the unique NO DEAD SPOT™ technology. The switch can be mounted with the cable in either direction, without loss of gap.
This can be wired to either a wireless sensor or wired to a hardwired control panel. Perfect for warehouses that have a rail that is just too wide for the track mount contact. Check out other available Hardwired Contacts here in our shop.
Main Features:
- No Dead Spot technology
- Quick switch install – less than 60 seconds
- Universal mount
- 36″ 22AWG wire leads
- Extruded anodized (type II) aluminum
- Flip the switch – Gap I snot impacted by the cable direction
- 24″ Stainless steel armored cable lead protection
- Listed to Ul634 Standard
General Specifications:
- Color: Silver
- Operate Gap (Inches): 1.50 to 2.50
- Contact Rating Switching: 30VDC, 0.2Amps
- Contact Rating Carry: 3vA, 0.5Amps
- Resistance: 100 Ohms
Maria Mac (store manager) –
The sensor is designed to mount on the door rail, providing complete coverage across the width of the door. This design ensures accurate detection of door movements, whether it’s fully opening, closing, or even partially open.