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General| Number of Beams | 4 |
|---|---|
| Operating Temperature | -25°C to +55°C |
| Ingress Protection | IP65 |
| Tamper Output | Normally Closed (NC) |
| Weight | 1.5kg |
| Range | 80m outdoor, 160m indoor |
Details the IR Beam 72 outdoor detectors, twin beams, advanced optics, and selectable channels.
Lists and identifies all external components of the IR Beam 72 detector.
Specifies maximum detection ranges for outdoor and indoor use.
Advises on avoiding direct sunlight, headlamps, and obstacles between beams.
Guidance on installing multiple detectors to avoid collision.
Emphasizes mounting on stable surfaces and proper optical axis adjustment.
Instructions for removing the front cover by unscrewing the bottom screw.
Guidance on separating the mounting bracket from the detector.
Connecting wires through the wire entry to the terminal block.
Details on using D-belts for pole mounting.
Adjusting optical axis, conducting walk tests, and replacing the cover.
Details power input, alarm output (NC), and 4.7KΩ termination.
Information on the tamper switch for cover removal detection.
Using the viewfinder to adjust the reflector angle for optimal alignment.
Positioning the reflector within the opposite detector's range using the viewfinder.
Adjusting the axis angle left/right and up/down with a screwdriver.
Using a white paper cover for better visibility during alignment.
Using a built-in monitor jack and tester for precise optical axis fine-tuning.
Table relating tester voltage to sensitivity levels for optimal adjustment.
Using the Response Period VR to match sensitivity to surroundings and avoid false alarms.
Details on detection types (Quick, Jogging, running, pace, normal, slow).
Lists model variants, detection method, beam channels, and ranges.
Covers power input, consumption, IP rating, operating temperatures, and materials.
Provides diagrams with measurements for the detector's external dimensions.
