Jagorar Mai Amfani da Na'urori Masu auna sigina na PHOTON mara waya

Samfurin Ƙarsheview

The Centurion PHOTON infrared barrier photoelectric sensors are designed to provide an integral safety element for automated gate systems. The wireless transmitter, powered by two AA alkaline batteries, eliminates the need for extensive trenching and cabling, offering significant installation flexibility and reducing material and labor costs. This system ensures reliable operation and enhanced perimeter security for your property.

Image: Two Centurion Photon wireless photoelectric sensors, showcasing their sleek black design and compact form factor. These sensors are key components for automated gate safety systems.

Image: The Centurion Photon sensors are depicted in a composite image, highlighting their role in enhancing home security and safety, particularly for families with children, by preventing accidents at automated gates.

Mabuɗin Siffofin

• Waya mara waya: Battery-operated transmitter saves time and installation costs.
• Tsawon Rayuwar Baturi: Approximately 2 years of battery life using two AA alkaline batteries (included).
• Tsawon Tsawon Aiki: Up to 30 meters (98 feet) operating range, suitable for various gate sizes.
• Mai ɗorewa Casing: Ant-proof and weather-resistant housing ensures reliability in diverse environmental conditions.
• Sauraron Jiyya: Transmitter provides audible feedback for easy setup and low battery indication.
• Ƙarfin Ƙarfi: Designed for energy efficiency across the entire system.
• Installer Mode: Features an installer mode with audible feedback for simplified alignment.
• Karamin Tsara: Elegant and attractive construction, only 50mm wide.
• Intruder Detection Compatibility: Compatible with intruder detection alarms for enhanced perimeter security.

Saita da Shigarwa

Proper installation is crucial for the optimal performance and safety of your PHOTON sensors. Follow these guidelines carefully.

Jerin abubuwan dubawa kafin shigarwa

• Ensure all components are present: Transmitter unit, Receiver unit, mounting hardware, 2 x AA alkaline batteries.
• Verify the gate area is clear of obstructions and suitable for sensor mounting.
• Confirm power supply (12V) is available for the receiver unit.

Hawan Sensors

1. Choose a suitable mounting location on stable, vertical surfaces on either side of the gate opening. The sensors should be mounted at the same height, typically between 0.5m and 1m from the ground.
2. Securely attach the mounting brackets to the chosen surfaces using appropriate fasteners.
3. Mount the receiver unit on one side and the transmitter unit on the opposite side, ensuring they face each other directly.
4. Insert the two AA alkaline batteries into the transmitter unit.
5. Connect the receiver unit to the 12V power supply and the gate automation system's safety input terminals, following the gate system's specific wiring diagram.

Hanyar daidaitawa

The PHOTON sensors feature an installer mode with audible feedback to assist with precise alignment.

1. Activate the installer mode on the transmitter (refer to the specific button/switch on the device, usually a small button on the side or back).
2. Adjust the angle of both the transmitter and receiver units until a continuous audible tone is heard from the transmitter. This indicates optimal alignment.
3. Once aligned, secure the sensors firmly in place.
4. Test the alignment by passing an object (e.g., your hand) through the beam path. The audible tone should stop, and the gate system's safety input should register the interruption.

Umarnin Aiki

Once installed and aligned, the PHOTON sensors operate automatically as a safety device for your automated gate.

Aiki na al'ada

• The infrared beam continuously transmits between the receiver and transmitter.
• When the beam is uninterrupted, the gate automation system operates normally.
• If an object or person breaks the infrared beam while the gate is closing, the sensors will signal the gate automation system to stop or reverse, preventing potential injury or damage.
• The sensors are designed for continuous operation and require no user intervention during normal use.

Matsayin baturi

The transmitter unit provides an audible indication for low battery levels. When you hear intermittent beeps from the transmitter during normal operation, it indicates that the batteries are nearing the end of their life and should be replaced promptly.

Kulawa

Regular maintenance ensures the longevity and reliable operation of your PHOTON sensors.

Tsaftacewa

• Periodically inspect the sensor lenses for dirt, dust, spiderwebs, or other obstructions.
• Clean the lenses gently with a soft, damp zane. Kada a yi amfani da masu tsabtace abrasive ko sauran ƙarfi.
• Ensure the area around the sensors is clear of vegetation or debris that could block the beam.

Madadin Baturi

• When the transmitter indicates a low battery (audible beeps), replace both AA alkaline batteries immediately.
• Open the battery compartment on the transmitter unit.
• Cire tsoffin batura a jefar da su bisa ga ƙa'idodin gida.
• Insert two new AA alkaline batteries, ensuring correct polarity.
• Rufe sashin baturin amintacce.
• After battery replacement, it is recommended to re-check the sensor alignment.

Gwajin Aiki

• Regularly test the sensors by activating the gate and intentionally breaking the beam with an object (e.g., a cardboard box) to ensure the gate stops or reverses as expected.
• Perform this test at least once a month.

Shirya matsala

If you experience issues with your PHOTON sensors, refer to the following common problems and solutions.

Ƙayyadaddun bayanai

Garanti da Taimako

For warranty information and technical support, please contact Centurion Systems directly or refer to their official website.

• Mai ƙira: CENTURION SYSTEMS
• Website: www.centsys.com
• Samfura ASIN: B09FNTBFCL

When contacting support, please have your product model number (PHOTON1V2) and ASIN (B09FNTBFCL) ready for faster assistance.