Multi Beam Sensor

An intelligent sensor, which assures smooth entering or exiting of people, carrier, stroller, etc., from the elevator by restricting the door from closing when it detects any obstacle on the doorway.to ensure their continued performance and safety in elevator systems.

Elevator door sensors are critical safety devices that prevent doors from closing when a person or object is in the doorway. The most commonly used type today is the light curtain sensor.

What is an elevator door sensor?

An elevator door sensor detects obstructions and sends a signal to keep the doors open or reopen them. Modern systems use infrared technology for fast and reliable detection.

Types of elevator door sensors

1. Light Curtain (Most Common)

* Uses multiple infrared beams across the full door height
* Detects even small objects (hands, luggage, children)
* Non-contact and highly reliable

These sensors create a “curtain” of beams—if any beam is broken, the door reopens.

2. Photoelectric (Single Beam Sensor)

* Uses a single infrared beam between transmitter & receiver
* Cheaper but less coverage
* Mostly used in older elevators

3. Mechanical Safety Edge (Old Type)

* Rubber strip on door edge
* Detects obstruction only after contact
* Now largely replaced by light curtains

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Technical Details

Multi Beam Sensor

Dimension 11mm x 24mm x 2000mm
Scanning Beams 94 Non-Parallel Beams
Number of Diodes 17 Diodes
Response Time 60ms
Diodes Spacing 118mm
Detecting Range 0 - 4000mm
Detecting Height 20 - 1480mm
Power Consumption <4W or 100mA/DC24V
Operating Temperature -20°C - +65°C
Storage Temperature -4°C - +85°C
Tolerance Vertical:±10mm, Horizontal:±3mm
Light Immunity <100,000 Lux
System Indicators Noraml-Interupted-Faulty
LED Indicators Green LED x 1, Red LED x 1
Protection Rating IP54
Isolation >1500V
EMC EN12015, EN12016
Connecting Cable 3500mm x 2 (Super Strong Flexible Cable)
PowerSupply 185-290VAC
Environment Test (High / Low Temp.) GB/T2423.1 - GB/T2423.4
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Multibeam Sensor technical details with drawing