Barrier Gate System Safety Photocell | Best Side Motor Accessories Manufacturer
Type
Gate & Door Automation
Warranty
1 Year
Application
Courtyard
Place of Origin
China
Brand Name
DEVELOP
Material
Plastic

Product Overview
Our automatic barrier gate system safety protect photocell delivers reliable infrared detection, ensuring maximum safety for vehicles and pedestrians.
Key attributes
Project Solution Capability | Graphic design | Design Style | Modern |
|---|---|---|---|
Warranty | 1 Year | Protection Grade | IP55 |
Material | Plastic | Application | Workshop |
After-sale Service | Online Technical Support | Action Mode | Choose L.on/D.on through potemtiometer |
Type | Door Accessories | Sensing Distance | 0.1 ~ 7m |
Place of Origin | Zhejiang,China | Brand Name | DEVELOP |
Sensing Target | Opaque materials of min.60 | Power Supply | 12-240VAC/DC |
Response Time | Max.20ms | working temperature | -20 ~ 65℃ |
Control Output | Replay Output | Light Source | Red LED |



FAQs
1. How does a safety photocell work on a barrier gate system?
The system consists of a transmitter and a receiver that create an invisible infrared beam across the driveway. If a vehicle or pedestrian breaks this beam while the barrier arm is closing, the sensor immediately signals the control board to stop or reverse the arm, preventing accidents and property damage.
2. What is the maximum detection range of these infrared sensors?
High-quality safety photocells typically offer a reliable detection range of 10 to 15 meters (33 to 50 feet). This makes them highly suitable for both standard residential driveways and wide commercial toll booths or industrial entrances.
3. Can these photocell sensors withstand harsh outdoor weather?
Yes. Outdoor safety photocells are designed with an IP55 or IP65 waterproof and dustproof rating. Additionally, professional models feature anti-glare covers or digital filter technology to prevent false triggers caused by direct sunlight or heavy rain.
4. How do I wire the safety photocell to the barrier gate control board?
The system usually operates on 12V to 24V AC/DC. The transmitter requires a 2-wire power connection, while the receiver requires a 4-wire connection: two for power and two for the relay output (Common and Normally Closed/Normally Open).
5. Should the safety sensor be wired as Normally Open (NO) or Normally Closed (NC)?
For automated gate safety, you should always use the Normally Closed (NC) configuration. This is a "fail-safe" method; if the sensor loses power, a wire is cut, or the sensor is damaged, the circuit breaks, and the gate will refuse to close, ensuring maximum safety.
Other Products



