BEA LZR-WIDESCAN - MOTION, PRESENCE & SAFETY SENSOR FOR INDUSTRIAL DOORS

• Easy setup

• Energy-efficient

• Virtual pull-cord

• Visible spots

Dimensions

• Dimensions: 7¾ in (H) x 6 in (W) x 4 in (D) (approx.)

• Technology: LASER scanner, time-of-flight measurement (7 LASER curtains)
• Detection Mode: Motion, presence, height, and speed
• Max. Detection Field: Width: 1.2 x mounting height; depth: 1.2 x mounting height (adjustable, depending on user settings)
• Thickness of First Curtain: ¼ in
• Typ. Mounting Height: 6 ft 6 in - 32 ft
• Min. Reflectivity Factor: > 2% (of floor and object), measured at max. 19 ft 6 in in safety field
• Typ. Minimum Object Size: 6 in at 19 ft 6 in (in proportion to object distance)
• Test Body: 27½ x 11¾ x 7¾ in
• Emission Characteristics: IR LASER: wavelength 905 nm; output pulse power 0.10 mW (Class 1); red visible LASER: wavelength 635 nm; max. output power 0.95 mW (Class 2)
• Supply Voltage: 12 - 24 VAC -10% / +20%; 12 - 30 VDC ±10% at sensor terminal
• Power Consumption: < 2.5 W (heating off); < 10 W, max. 15 W (heating eco or auto)
• Response Time: Typ. 230 ms; max. 800 ms (depending on immunity settings)
• Output: 2 solid-state relays (galvanic isolation, polarity free), 24 VAC / 30 VDC max. switching voltage, 100 mA max. switching current (switching mode: NO/NC; frequency mode: pulsed signal f = 100 Hz ±10%); 1 electro-mechanical relay (galvanic isolation, polarity free), 42 VAC/VDC max. switching voltage, 500 mA max. switching current
• Input: 30 VDC (max. switching voltage); low < 1 V, high > 10 V (voltage threshold)
• Bluetooth Communication: Operating bandwidth 2402 - 2480 MHz; max. transmitted power 12 dBm
• LED-Signal: 2 tri-colored LEDs: output status / remote control response / error signals; 1 blue LED: Bluetooth status
• Dimensions: 7¾ in (H) x 6 in (W) x 4 in (D) (approx.)
• Material / Color: PC, ASA / black
• Rotation Angles on Bracket: 45° to the right, 15° to the left (both directions lockable)
• Tilt Angles on Bracket: -10 to 5°
• Protection Degree: NEMA 4 / IP65
• Temperature Range: -22 to 140°F
• Norm Conformity: EN 300 328 V2.2.2, EN 301 489-1 V2.2.2, EN 301 489-17 V3.2.0, EN 60825-1:2014, EN 62311:2008

Installation User Guide

Cut Sheet

Adapter Kit User Guide

Mobile App Registration Guide

Programming User Guide

Universal Remote User Guide

Architectural Spec Sheet

Industrial Sensor Comparison

LZR-WIDESCAN Menu Tree

LZR-WIDESCAN Setup Sheet

Laser Scanner Comparison

Virtual Pull Cord Page

LZR-WIDESCAN APP Page

Which output is used for each of the detection fields?

Defaults may be changed to suit the application needs. See User’s Guide (75.5916) for more information.

Output 1 = safety
Output 2 = presence
Relay = motion

Is it possible to ignore pedestrian traffic? What if people still need to occasionally use the door?

Yes, using the virtual Pull-Cord function. Up to 3 locations can be set for a pedestrian to activate the door by standing in the preset locations for X number of seconds. The same principle can be applied for vehicles.

Can the LZR-WIDESCAN be used in a freezer application?

The LZR-WIDESCAN has been tested down to -22F. When used in cold environments, it is recommended to use the Heater function to help reduce frost/ice on the lens of the sensor.

Will the Height Trigger tell our door how high it needs to open?

The Height Trigger simply allows the LZR-WIDESCAN to reject objects below a certain height. One way to use this is to wire the Motion output to a Partial Open input, and the Height Trigger to the full open.

What does “E5 Masking” indicate?

A masking error simply means that a portion of the sensor’s view is blocked (i.e.
masked). This is a soft error and can be cleared by unlocking and locking the sensor.

How far from the door can the field of detection extend?

The ratio of mounting height to detection depth is 1:1.2.
The ratio of mounting height to detection width is 1:1.
For example, mounting the sensor at 10 feet high will create a maximum pattern size of 12′ deep by 10′ wide.

Where is the LZR-WIDESCAN pattern oriented?

Press UNLOCK > MAGIC WAND > MAGIC WAND. Two visible laser beams will appear to align the sensor pattern in close proximity to the door.

Are my outputs bad if the sensor appears to be working, but the door is not responding?

Verify the Output function settings in the sensor. Even though the appropriate LED may illuminate, it is possible that the particular feature is not assigned to an output, or is assigned to a different output than you thought.

How do I turn off the LEDs for an unused detection field?

Simply set that detection field’s width to 000.

Do I have to connect the monitoring wires (similar to the LZR-I30) for non-monitored applications?

No.

Automotive Applications

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LZR-WIDESCAN Height Tigger Partial Opening Notes

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