Photoelectric sensors for every installation situation
- Is it necessary for a gate to stop moving as soon as an individual enters the gate area?
- Should an access control system only allow access to a particular area to one person at a time?
- Should a barrier open automatically as soon as a vehicle approaches?
These are the sort of questions that SICK poses when it comes to door, gate, barrier and lock automation. With a comprehensive range of photoelectric sensors and an extremely wide spectrum of applications, the sensor manufacturer provides the answer to such questions in building management. Small, compact, cylindrical photoelectric sensors and light grids are designed for monitoring automatic doors, gates and windows, the monitoring of access barriers, the opening of swing doors or the separation of individual persons in passenger locks. Single-beam photoelectric safety switches are ideal for ensuring personal safety around moving barriers, and SICK's portfolio is rounded off by a range of inductive and magnetic sensors, and laser scanners.
