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FALCON/FALCON XL

FALCON/FALCON XL / HELIOS 2T

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FALCON/FALCON XL

Activation radars for industrial doors. Choose the variant according to height and detection zone. Radar motion and active infrared presence detection for industrial doors.

Activation radars for industrial doors. Select variant according to height and detection area.
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Product reference FALCON/FALCON XL

Radar for industrial closures (activation). FALCON is a microwave motion detector. Its unidirectional detection optimises door performance. Detects all target types and offers person filtering. Vehicle-only detection reduces unintended opening by rejecting parallel traffic. Product benefits. Recognises and filters parallel pedestrian and vehicle traffic, avoiding door opening. Distinguishes pedestrians from vehicles regardless of speed. Mounting height: 3,5 to 7m. Operating instructions.

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