Garage Door Eye Beam

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Garage door eye beam.

One photo eye beam is installed on one side of the garage door and the other is installed on the other side with exact heights from the bottom of the door specified in the user manual. One of the sensors directs a beam toward the other. Our goal with the line of beamup garage door openers is to incorporate simplicity in installation convenience to make your busy life easier and a feeling of security safety every time you use them. If an object interrupts the beam.

There are two sensors. It operates on a low voltage beam which completed the switch when the door is in running condition. Garage door sensors utilize a photo eye sensor and a beam of infrared light that goes between the two units. We ve learned a lot over 30 years.

The units are placed near the ground on either side of the garage door. It is recommended that the safety eye sensors be tested monthly on all commercial and residential. The photo eye consists of two sensors one on either side of the garage door about 6 inches above the ground. When the beam is broken the garage door movement should reverse.

The same mechanism kicks in when other objects are placed near the door too. Break the safety eye beam. These sensors are designed to protect children from unnecessary harm and are usually positioned about 6 to 8 inches in front of the vertical tracks that the garage door moves up and down on. To test the safety eye system start the door closing then use a controlled obstruction to.

If the sensor doesn t receive the beam emitted by its opposite number the door won t close. Safety beams are sold in pairs. As of january 1 1993 it became mandatory that all garage door openers have safety eye sensors built into them. If the beam of light is interrupted while the garage door is closing the door will stop and rise back up.

6 inches of the path of the door. These are located slightly above the ground on both the right and left sides of the garage doors. They do this by using an electric eye sensor that crosses the doorway. Garage door sensors protect your family possessions and pets by not allowing the heavy garage door to close if there is anything in the glide path.

Most of the garage doors come with its display sensors that inform the user of the maintenance cycle.