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DUALSENSE D

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DUALSENSE D

Compact sensor for activation and safety of automatic sliding doors. Dual-technology sensor for opening and safety of automatic sliding doors.

Dual-technology sensor for opening and safety of automatic sliding doors.
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Dual-technology detectors for automatic sliding doors (opening and safety). DUALSENSE D provides a simple solution for activating and securing automatic sliding door systems, indoors and outdoors, for people in accordance with EN 16005. Its thoughtful operating concept, intuitive menu navigation and large display enable quick, straightforward installation. Sensor configuration options also include functions to optimise building energy efficiency. Radar module (activation): the radar module is adjustable to suit the environment and reduce interference, avoiding…

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