Quantek WCHTX Wireless Wheelchair Sensor Instruction Manual

: June 13, 2024
: QUANTEK

Table of Contents

Quantek WCHTX Wireless Wheelchair Sensor
Product Information
Product Features
Product Specifications
Wireless wheelchair sensor
FEATURES
Installation
Radio programming
Specification
References
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Quantek WCHTX Wireless Wheelchair Sensor

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Product Information

The WCHTX Manual is a wireless wheelchair sensor designed to be attached to wheelchairs. It features a radio touch sensor that allows users to effortlessly open automatic doors with a simple touch or a proximity of 10mm. This sensor is the perfect solution for wheelchair users who require easy access to buildings and facilities.The WCHTX Manual is manufactured by Quantek, a reputable company known for producing high-quality products. For more information orsupport, you can visit their website at www.quantek.co.uk or contact their customer service at 01246417113.

Product Features

Wireless wheelchair sensor
Radio touch sensor for easy door opening
Simple touch or 10mm proximity activation
Battery-powered design
Easy installation and attachment to wheelchairs
Compatible with automatic doors
Battery-saving feature

Product Specifications

Touch Pad: Terminal block with +V and -0V connections for battery power lead
Battery Pack: Requires 4 x AA batteries (approximately 100,000 operations)
Radio Programming: Supply receiver with 12/24Vdc power; LED indicator for correct power connection

Wireless wheelchair sensor

Radio touch sensor, for attachment to wheelchairs, allowing users to open automatic doors with minimum effort
via simplest of touch / 10mm proximity.
www.quantek.co.uk.
01246 417113

FEATURES

868MHz
Attach to wheelchair by: – Double sided – Velcro – Cable Tie
Attach battery pack to base cover of wheelchair (Double sided)
1.5m battery pack lead, (can cut down to relevant length)
The simplest of touch – 10mm proximity
Dimensions: 71 x 44 x 23 mm
Change batteries approximately once a year – (4x AA+ batteries)

Installation

Ascertain the mounting position of both the battery pack and touch pad.
Carefully measure the 1.5m battery power cable to suit the relevant distance (from the battery pack to the touch pad), before cutting down to length where necessary.
Once the required length has been determined, wire the battery lead’s RED (+) and Black (-0v) wires into the touch pad’s connector block marked; +V and -0V respectfully.
Secure the power cable within the touch pad by tightening the white cable-tie supplied.
Affix your choice of ‘sponge adhesive’ or ‘Velcro’ to the back of both the battery pack and touch pad, before finally mounting both to the designated areas of the wheelchair. (Both, sponge & Velcro are peal back, ready to stick adhesive).
Once installed, remember to turn on the battery pack via the ON/OFF switch located on the face of the battery pack.

Radio programming

Supply receiver with 12/24Vdc, power LED will light if powered correctly
Wire relay outputs to activate terminals on the system (clean, normally open contacts)
Press and release the learn button, the learn LED will light up for 10 seconds
Within the 10 seconds operate the touch sensor
The learn LED will flash to confirm it has programmed
Note: Standard touch sensors program to channel 1. The RX-T receiver will be required if you need to program them to different channels.
It is also possible to program our handheld and desk mount transmitters (CFOB, FOB-M, FOB4-M, DDA1, DDA2) into this receiver using the same method. See transmitter box for more details
Reset: To reset the receiver, press and hold the learn button for 10 seconds until the learn LED starts flashing. After this the memory will be deleted