motion sensors

motion sensors, primarily passive infrared detectors, are egress devices designed specifically for request-to-exit applications. they trigger automatic door releases by detecting movement, providing hands-free egress and seamlessly integrating with access control hardware. common areas of use;

• request-to-exit (rex): releasing magnetic locks, electric strikes, or electrified hardware on commercial doors to allow personnel to exit securely.
• automatic doors: facilitating touchless entry and exit for sliding, revolving, and automated pedestrian doors in public or commercial buildings.
• industrial doors and gates: providing reliable motion and presence detection for warehouses, loading docks, and heavy-duty barriers.
• commercial parking and tolls: managing the flow of vehicles and pedestrians at parking garages, toll gates, and automated security barriers.
• hazardous locations: utilizing specialized explosion-proof motion sensors to ensure safe egress in highly combustible or volatile environments.
• safety monitoring: using universal thru-beam photoeyes to prevent automated doors and gates from closing on individuals, vehicles, or obstructions.