The DoorScan® active infrared scanner monitors the areas in front of and behind door leaves to protect people and objects from colliding with the door. With SIL 2/PL d certification, the sensor meets the highest safety requirements. It performs reliably even with different wall and floor coverings.

Automatic sliding doors must be able to handle a high volume of people. The MotionScan, a combined sensor with a radar detection field of 4 x 4 m, detects approaching people at an early stage so that the door can be opened in time. An integrated active infrared scanner provides additional protection against collisions with the door.

From the detection and counting of persons to the identification of luggage—with the BB10 thru-beam sensor and the plug-and-play Y-splitter, a wide range of complex detection tasks can be performed with comparatively little effort.

The RAVE radar motion sensor is the ideal solution for demanding opening tasks in adverse environmental conditions. Due to its robust housing with degree of protection IP67, it works reliably even in rain, dust, dirt and widely fluctuating temperatures. Two relays enable differentiated detection of persons and vehicles as well as targeted door opening.

The series 29 and 31 thru-beam and retroreflective sensors are used for reliable protection of gates in outdoor areas. Due to their long ranges, IP67 protection and resistance to ambient light, series 29 sensors are ideal for harsh environments. The compact sensors of the series 31 allow a particularly space-saving installation.

Monitoring the closing edges on doors is essential for safety in public transport. The TopScan active infrared scanner, which is mounted on bus doors, is ideal for this purpose: since each beam can be individually adjusted to the closing edge, the sensor can be configured for different door widths.

The AIR30 active infrared scanner is used to monitor the leading and hinge edges of bus and train doors. Due to its finely focused light beam, the sensor enables particularly precise beam alignment. In addition, it can be adapted to a wide variety of installations.

In confined spaces, the ML29 thru-beam sensor with miniature housing is the ideal solution for door security: Installed in door profiles or frames, it reliably keeps an eye on the door areas of rail vehicles and buses.

Due to environmental conditions such as rain and snow, particularly robust sensor technology is required for the protection of gates and doors in outdoor monitoring. The RAVE radar sensor and the DoorScan active infrared scanner are specifically tailored to these requirements.

When large areas need to be monitored to protect entrances and exits, facades and roofs, the R2000 2-D laser scanner is the ideal solution: with a seamless 360° all-round view, a long range and a small light spot, it guarantees highly precise measurement results.

Surface monitoring is particularly demanding for irregular surfaces. Here, the R2100 multiray LED scanner delivers outstanding performance: its 2-D surface measurement provides reliable and stable measurement results, regardless of the environment.