It consists of a floodlight that emits an infrared pulse beam and a light receiver that receives it. When a person passes between the floodlight and the light receiver, it detects and operates, and transmits the signal from the transmitter built into the light receiver to the receiver via radio waves.
The use of the AND method, which requires two upper and lower infrared beams to be simultaneously blocked, greatly reduces malfunction due to instantaneous shading with time differences, such as the arrival of birds or falling leaves.
Demonstrates the power of multiple infrared sensors for linear or multi-stage alert. By switching the modulation frequency of the infrared pulse beam by H/L, it is possible to avoid rounding.
Can also be used for home security, such as windows and fence boundaries, and for simple specifications.
The beam has a wide pitch of about 240 mm, greatly reducing malfunction caused by birds and fallen leaves.
Light shielding response time can be varied by volume from 0.05 seconds to 0.7 seconds. By setting the shading time later, it is difficult to malfunction even for fallen leaves. However, please be aware that if you make it unnecessarily slow, it will not detect the passage of a human.
The distance from the transmitter to the receiver can be up to 100 meters in sight. (Distance may be reduced depending on the environment in which it is used.)
Specifications
Manufacturer: Takenaka Engineering (TAKEX)
Model Number: TX -121 A
Warning distance: Outside 20 m or less (Inside 30 m or less)
Distance margin: Outdoor: 7.5 times (150 m) Indoor: 5 times (150 m)