Light-type active sensor, near-infrared reflection method, DA-1300
DA-1300 Light-type Active Sensor Near Infrared Reflection Method
A new ceiling sensor design that does not compromise aesthetics, achieving a flat integration through a pull-down method.
■High-Density Infrared Area The detection area has achieved a high-density wide area with 72 spots. ■Adjustable Area Both the stepping and wide areas can be erased one row at a time, allowing for optimal fine area adjustments. ■Mode Switching Function The eco mode function reduces unnecessary opening time of automatic doors. ■Operation Confirmation Function The use of full-color LEDs makes operation confirmation easy. ■Easy Installation The industry's first pull-down method has achieved a flat, cohesive design that preserves the aesthetics of the ceiling. It has realized a flattening of approximately 10mm compared to conventional products.
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〇 System equipment for automatic door and shutter control 〇 Light beam type active sensor
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Our company, as a specialized security system provider, has handled numerous projects not only in the Okayama and Hiroshima regions but also nationwide. We provide total security systems to public institutions such as Okayama Prefectural Office, Okayama Prefectural Police, Japan Ground Self-Defense Force, and post offices, as well as to schools, commercial facilities, businesses, factories, and stores. By "offering good products, making good proposals, and executing good construction," we provide our customers with suitable peace of mind and safety. We are confident in our proposal and technical capabilities. Please feel free to consult us on security, monitoring, labor-saving, energy conservation, visualization, and more.