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LZR-MICROSCAN T
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Stand-Alone, Door-Mounted, Safety Sensor System
for Automatic Swing Doors* (US version)
* LZR-microscan sensors are intended to be used
with pedestrian, swing-door systems.
75.5753.15 LZR-MICROSCAN T 20180720 Page 1 of 16
ENGLISH
DESCRIPTION
1. tilt adjustment 4. endcaps 7. adjustment knob
2. sensor connection ports 5. optical window 8. LCD
3. sensor LED 6. plug-n-play ports 9. hub LEDs
INCLUDED KIT COMPONENTS
DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER SINGLE PAIR/DE
Left LZR-microscan T Sensor 10LZRMICROLEFTT 1 2
Right LZR-microscan T Sensor 10LZRMICRORIGHTT 1 2
LZR-microscan T Hub 10LZRMICROSCANHUBT 1 1
Master Sensor Harness 35.1326 1 2
Slave Sensor Harness 35.1327 1 2
Door Control Harness 20.5222 1 2
System Harness 20.5304 1 1
Eagle Harness 20.5096 2 2
Power Supply Harness 20.5095 1 1
Home Switch (Surface Mount) 50.5283 1 2
Door Loop / Cap Kit 70.0202 / 50.0078 1 2
On / Off / Hold Open Switch Jumper 20.5310 1 1
Left Pass-Through Sensor Endcap 41.7922 1 2
Right Pass-Through Sensor Endcap 41.7923 1 2
Sensor Spacer 70.5554 1 2
Spacer Mount Screws (Metal) 50.0048 2 4
Spacer Mount Screws (Wood) 50.5319 2 4
Sensor Mount Screws (Metal) 50.1818 4 8
Sensor Mount Scews (Wood) 50.5282 4 8
Endcap Screws 41.8632 4 4
Velcro Tabs 50.0046 2 2
LZR-microscan T Mounting Template 75.5754 1 1
LZR-microscan T User’s Guide 75.5753 1 1
LZR-microscan T Wiring Tech Bulletin 78.0053 1 1
Universal Kit
(Power Supply - 30.5558, On / Off /
Hold Open Switch - 10DOORSWITCH)
10MICROSCAN-UKIT
1 (Universal Kit ONLY) 1 (Universal Kit ONLY)
REQUIRED TOOLS
TOOL
Power Drill
Tape Measure
Magnetic Phillips #0
Phillips #2
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8
” Drill Bit
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16
” Drill Bit
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” Drill Bit
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2
” Drill Bit
Pencil
Center Punch / Hammer
Wire Nuts
Wire Snips
Wire Fish
KITS
DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER
Single Door
10LZRMICROSCAN1T
Pair / Dual-Egress
Door
10LZRMICROSCAN2T
Universal Single
Door
10LZRMICROSCAN1UT
Universal Pair /
Dual-Egress Door
10LZRMICROSCAN2UT
Narrow-Frame Door
10MICROSCANMOUNTT
Glass/Fire Door 10MICROSCAN-Y
Universal Kit 10MICROSCAN-UKIT

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Questions and Answers

  • R
    Rhonda SmithSep 12, 2025
    What happens if BEA Security Sensors door moved manually during closed door tracking?
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      murilloerinSep 13, 2025
      If the BEA Security Sensors door moved manually during closed door tracking, perform an Automatic Recovery.
  • K
    Karina FrancisAug 25, 2025
    Why is the BEA LZR-MICROSCAN T hub LCD not on?
    • J
      Joseph DeanAug 25, 2025
      If the LCD on your BEA Security Sensors hub is not turning on, there could be a few reasons. First, verify the power supply connection to ensure it's properly connected. If the connection is good, check the power supply itself, ensuring it's a BEA power supply. If both of these are fine, the hub might be faulty and may require replacement.
  • R
    richdeniseAug 25, 2025
    What to do if BEA LZR-MICROSCAN T Security Sensors door(s) keep recycling (ghosting)?
    • S
      Stephanie LeblancAug 26, 2025
      If your BEA Security Sensors door(s) keep recycling or 'ghosting', it could be due to the approach-side sensors detecting motion. Try adjusting the Activation Distance and/or motion sensor settings of the approach-side sensors. Another cause might be the Home Switch not properly registering when the door is closed. In this case, adjust the Home Switch and check its wiring.
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    Michele HintonSep 23, 2025
    What to do if BEA LZR-MICROSCAN T experience internal microprocessor fault?
    • R
      Robert MooreSep 23, 2025
      If the BEA Security Sensors experience an internal microprocessor fault, cycle the power. If power cycling fails, replace the hub.
  • S
    scott74Sep 13, 2025
    What does it mean if BEA LZR-MICROSCAN T Security Sensors signal an internal fault?
    • W
      William NguyenSep 13, 2025
      If the BEA Security Sensor signals an internal fault, cycle the power. If the orange LED flashes again, replace the sensor.
  • K
    Kristin VasquezSep 23, 2025
    What to do if Laser Photo Diode voltage is out of tolerance in BEA LZR-MICROSCAN T?
    • H
      Haley GarciaSep 23, 2025
      To resolve a Laser Photo Diode voltage out of tolerance issue with BEA Security Sensors, replace the sensor.
  • C
    Cathy MaysSep 6, 2025
    How to fix 'Height/Angle Error' on BEA LZR-MICROSCAN T Security Sensors?
    • E
      Elizabeth McfarlandSep 6, 2025
      To address a 'Height/Angle Error: No floor recognized' issue with BEA Security Sensors, check the mounting height and angle against the template. If a transfer loop is present, ensure it is trimmed and not hanging under the sensor. Also, verify the sensors are handed correctly for the mounting location (i.e. Left Mount / Right Mount). If the sensor is detecting door hardware, tighten the tilt adjustment screw and install LZR spacers if necessary.
  • K
    Katie JosephSep 7, 2025
    What to do if BEA LZR-MICROSCAN T Security Sensors do not show “CLEAR AREA” during setup?
    • J
      Jennifer AlvarezSep 7, 2025
      If the BEA Security Sensors do not show “CLEAR AREA” during setup, verify the sensor harness connection.
  • L
    Leslie HillSep 23, 2025
    What to do if sensor motor RPM is too low in BEA Security Sensors?
    • E
      Erica RodriguezSep 23, 2025
      To resolve a sensor motor RPM too low issue with BEA Security Sensors, replace the sensor.
  • K
    Kendra PhillipsAug 31, 2025
    What to do if BEA Security Sensors door(s) will not open/ close?
    • E
      Emily DiazAug 31, 2025
      If the BEA Security Sensors door(s) will not open or close, verify that the door control is operational without any wiring. Also, ensure all connections are secure, including sensors and the On/Off/Hold Open switch. Check if the Knowing Act is turned on and either turn it off or use Knowing Act devices. Verify the wiring from the hub to the door control and confirm monitoring settings and wiring are correct.

Summary

DESCRIPTION

PRECAUTIONS

LASER

INSTALLATION

MAINTENANCE

SAFETY

HOW TO USE THE LCD

Display During Normal Operation

Shows different display modes and their meanings during normal operation.

Factory Value vs. Saved Value

Explains the difference between factory default and user-saved parameter values.

Navigating in Menus

Step-by-step guide to navigating the LCD menus using buttons.

Changing a Value

Process for selecting and changing parameter values using the adjustment knob.

LED Status

Explains the color and signal meanings of the Hub and Sensor LEDs.

PREPARATION

Hub

Instructions for installing the hub in the door header, ensuring accessibility.

Sensors

Guidance on determining sensor handedness and mounting it on the door loop side.

INSTALLATION (cont.)

Sensors

Using the template to position sensors, mark holes, and drill for accurate mounting.

INSTALLATION (cont.)

Peripherals

Instructions for installing and wiring the Home Switch for door status indication.

Home Switch

Instructions for installing and wiring the Home Switch for door status indication.

On;Off; Hold Open Switch

Mounting and wiring the On/Off/Hold Open switch and understanding jumper wire functions.

INSTALLATION (cont.)

Eagle (optional)

Instructions for installing optional Eagle sensors and push plates.

Push Plates (optional)

Instructions for installing optional Eagle sensors and push plates.

Door Control Harness

Connecting the Door Control Harness for independent door controls and dual-egress systems.

WIRING

Power

Instructions for connecting the power supply to the hub and wiring to a power source.

External Monitoring

How to use monitoring wires for external system status checks.

SET-UP

OVERVIEW OF SETTINGS

Menu 1 (BASIC)

Details basic parameters like Door Type, Detection Zone, and Guiderail settings.

Menu 2 (ADVANCED)

Explains advanced settings such as Monitoring, KnowingAct, and AdvanceSafe options.

OVERVIEW OF SETTINGS (cont.)

Menu 3 (DIAGNOSTICS)

How to view door status, active devices, and system parameters through diagnostic menus.

TROUBLESHOOTING

General

Solutions for common issues like no hub LCD, no clear area, or sensor errors.

TROUBLESHOOTING (cont.)

Set-up Errors

Covers errors like incorrect mounting height, angle, or sensor visibility during setup.

TROUBLESHOOTING (cont.)

Runtime Errors

Solutions for boundary errors, environmental factors, and communication loss.

TROUBLESHOOTING (cont.)

Orange LED (Sensor) Errors

Explains errors indicating internal or external faults, power supply, or temperature issues.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

BEA INSTALLATION;SERVICE COMPLIANCE EXPECTATIONS

Notes on installer qualifications, safety inspections, and compliance with standards.

BEA LZR-MICROSCAN T Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandBEA
ModelLZR-MICROSCAN T
CategorySecurity Sensors
LanguageEnglish

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