Infrared beam counter

Bidirectional beam counters SensMax DE can be used in parks, castle museums with thick walls, any other outdoor locations with no IT infrastructure around. Data collection is available by display, logger, LAN or wireless system. Buy Display people visitor counter , wireless, non directional. Door traffic counter for retail.

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NON-Directional Display People Counter uses an infrared beam to keep track of foot traffic. Simple to install and use, battery operated. The most basic type of people counting technologies are door-mounted horizontal systems. People are counted as they cross the threshold and “ break” the beam.

Imagine temporary installation in rented premises without local area network, an outdoor park or an old castle museum with . An output relay is driven if the beam is broken. Could be used to detect intruders if. This is the grand-daddy of them all. It is easily moved between locations, and can be supplied with metal housing for high vandal areas such as public conveniences. Use infrared beams and counters to track how many people walk through your doors.

These electronic circuits can be assembled together to build an infrared door counter circuit. And the primary business benefit is the calculation of Sales . All of our other people counters use infrared beams to sense pedestrians as they pass through the . Satisfaction guaranteed – call us today! The transmitter unit transmits an infrared beam to the receiver unit. Counting Modes: There are two types of counting modes , Directional and Non-Directional.

When this infrared beam is interrupte e. Passive infrared devices sense temperature changes and are more commonly known as motion detectors. They are commonly used as door sensors and in edge detection for manufacturing. The infra-red version can be used to count persons from up to feet away. This type of people counter was developed from military missile guidance technology. Beam counters usually require a . The infrared beam is not visible to the naked eye, and the counter makes no noise.

We believe the best people counters are those that are simple to buy, simple to install, simple to maintain, relatively accurate, reliable, and cost effective.