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Kelli JacksonAug 25, 2025
What to do if BEA Security Sensors signals an internal fault?
- SSara WestAug 25, 2025
If your BEA Security Sensor signals an internal fault, cycle the power supply. If the orange LED flashes again, replace the sensor.
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If your BEA Security Sensor signals an internal fault, cycle the power supply. If the orange LED flashes again, replace the sensor.
What to do if the LCD or remote control of BEA Accessories does not react?
If the LCD or remote control does not react, it might be because the BEA Accessories sensor is protected by a password. Enter the correct password. If you've forgotten the password, cut and restore the power supply to access the sensor without needing to enter a password for one minute.
What to do if RED LED flashes during the assisted setup of BEA IXIO-ST?
If the RED LED flashes during the assisted setup, it could be because the sensor detects the door too quickly after the setup. To resolve this, try the following: * Move the IR-curtains away from the door. * Install the sensor as close to the door as possible. * Launch a new assisted setup.
What to do if RED LED lights up sporadically on BEA IXIO-ST?
If the RED LED lights up sporadically, it could be due to sensor vibrations. Check if the sensor is fastened firmly. Also, inspect the position of the cable and cover.
What to do if BEA IXIO-ST Accessories sensor encounters a memory problem?
If the BEA Accessories sensor encounters a memory problem, try cutting and then restoring the power supply. If the orange LED lights up again after doing this, replace the sensor.
What to do if the sensor sees the door with BEA IXIO-ST?
If the BEA Accessories sensor detects the door, launch an assisted setup and adjust the IR angle.
Why E2 ORANGE LED flashes 2 x on BEA Accessories?
If the E2 ORANGE LED flashes twice, it indicates that the power supply is either too low or too high. Check the power supply in the diagnostics menu of the LCD. Also, check the wiring.
What to do if the reaction of the door does not correspond to the LED-signal of BEA Accessories?
If the door's reaction doesn't match the LED signal, check the output configuration setting and the wiring of your BEA Accessories.
What to do if E4 ORANGE LED flashes 4 x on BEA Accessories?
If the E4 ORANGE LED flashes 4 times, it suggests that the sensor isn't receiving enough IR energy. Try the following: * Decrease the angle of the IR-curtains. * Increase the IR-immunity filter (values >2.8 m). * Deactivate 1 curtain.
What to do if BEA Security Sensors voltage is too low?
If your BEA Security Sensor's power supply voltage is too low or too high, examine the power supply using the LCD diagnostics menu and verify the wiring.
Mandates grounding of components and use of trained installers.
Emphasizes post-installation testing and voided warranty for unauthorized repairs.
Covers detection mode, IR technology, response times, and detection zones.
Diagnosing and resolving faults indicated by orange LED flashes.
Troubleshooting setup errors, vibrations, and door detection issues.
Resolving issues with unresponsive displays or lack of power.
Addressing door reaction inconsistencies and access control issues.
Troubleshooting external monitoring and safety output malfunctions.
Power| supply voltage | 12 V - 24 V AC, 50/60 Hz; 12 V - 30 V DC |
|---|---|
| power consumption | < 2.5 W |
| max contact voltage | 42 V AC/DC |
Operating Environment| mounting height | 6.5 ft to 11.5 ft |
|---|---|
| temperature range sensor | -31°F to +131°F |
| temperature range LCD | 14°F to +131°F |
Detection Technology| detection mode | Active infrared with background analysis |
|---|---|
| spot size | 5 cm x 5 cm |
| number of spots | max. 24 per curtain |
