Safety & Activation Sensors

Explore safety options for Low Energy and Full Energy Swing Door Operators

SU-200™ Microwave-Based Motion Sensor

The STANLEY SU-200™ is a high-performance, microwave-based motion sensor engineered for precise activation for swinging, sliding, and folding doors. 

SU-200™ offers superior field performance with improved filters that help to reduce false detections that lead to increased energy costs. 

This sensor is easy to install and set up with flexible parameters and simple push-button settings. Unlike legacy sensors, the detection field shape can be adjusted without changing the antenna manually.

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Low Energy Presence Sensors: Swing-Guard® LE

Typical Low Energy Operators utilize a controller to close the door after a minimum of five seconds after motion is detected (a pedestrian walks through the door). The function of the Swing-Guard LE sensor is to keep the door open when a pedestrian is in its swing path. This feature not only adds safety but also reduces HV/AC loss.  If another person approaches from the push side, it will signal a closing door to re-open. The Swing Guard LE can easily be customized in the field based on various application needs.

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Full Energy Presence Sensors: Swing Guard®
 

The Swing-Guard FE is designed to detect moving or stationary people in the swing path of the door and stays active even when the door is in motion. Variable sensitivity adjustments make this sensor suitable for every application, including extreme weather conditions.

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