EAGLE HIGH-MOUNT Unidirectional Activation Sensor User Manual

: June 1, 2024
: EAGLE

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EAGLE HIGH-MOUNT Unidirectional Activation Sensor
DESCRIPTION
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
INSTALLATION TIPS
MOUNTING & WIRING
MECHANICAL ADJUSTMENTS
SETTINGS
TROUBLESHOOTING
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DESCRIPTION

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main connector
narrow zone antenna
push buttons
cover

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS|
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Technology:| microwave and microprocessor
Transmitter frequency:| 24.150 GHz
Transmitter radiated power:| < 20 dBm EIRP
Transmitter power density:| < 5 mW/cm²
Detection mode:| motion
Min. detection speed:| 2 in/s
Supply voltage:| 12 – 24 VAC ±10%; 12 – 24 VDC +30% / -10%
Mains frequency:| 50 – 60 Hz
Max power consumption:| < 2 W
Output:

max. contact voltage: max. contact current: max. switching power:

| relay (free of potential changeover contact) 42V AC/DC

1A (resistive)

30W (DC) / 60VA (AC)

INSTALLATION TIPS

Do not touch electrical parts.
Avoid vibrations.
Do not cover the sensor.
Avoid proximity to neon lamps or moving objects.
The sensor may be mounted horizontally or vertically (e.g. on a ceiling or on a wall, respectively).
- If mounting horizontally, the sensor must be mounted in front of the door.
- If mounting vertically, the sensor must be mounted above the door.

How to Open the Sensor

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MOUNTING & WIRING

If using EAGLE SPACER or EAGLE SPACER V, please refer to User’s Guide 75.5981 before beginning.

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Apply the mounting template. Drill 1 hole for the cable and pull it through. Drill 2 holes for the screws.
Connect the wires accordingly:
RED – POWER SUPPLY +
BLACK – POWER SUPPLY –
WHITE – COM
GREEN – NO OR 5: GREEN – NC
Position the cable as indicated. Mount the sensor firmly.

MECHANICAL ADJUSTMENTS

If desired, adjust the antenna angle (laterally and/or vertically) to position the detection field. When mounting at the maximum height, BEA recommends a 15° tilt angle.

LATERAL ADJUSTMENT

VERTICAL ADJUSTMENT

SETTINGS

Program the sensor for the desired application, using the remote control or push button options. When mounting at the maximum height, the sensor manufacturer recommends the following:

Immunity = low
Zone Size = XXL

REMOTE CONTROL

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ACCESS CODE

Access codes (1 to 4 digits) are recommended to set sensors installed close to each other.

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Once you have saved an access code, you always need to enter this code to unlock the sensor. If you forget the access code, cycle the power. For the first minute, you can access the sensor without an access code.

PUSH BUTTONS

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TROUBLESHOOTING

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BEA, INC. INSTALLATION/SERVICE COMPLIANCE EXPECTATIONS
BEA, Inc., the sensor manufacturer, cannot be held responsible for incorrect installations or incorrect adjustments of the sensor/device; therefore, BEA, Inc. does not guarantee any use of the sensor/device outside of its intended purpose. BEA, Inc. strongly recommends that installation and service technicians be AAADM-certified for pedestrian doors, IDA-certified for doors/gates, and factory-trained for the type of door/gate system. Installers and service personnel are responsible for executing a risk assessment following each installation/service performed, ensuring that the sensor/device system performance is compliant with local, national, and international regulations, codes, and standards. Once the installation or service work is complete, a safety inspection of the door/gate shall be performed per the door/gate manufacturer’s recommendations and/or per ADM/ANSI/DASMA guidelines (where applicable) for best industry practices. Safety inspections must be performed during each service call – examples of these safety inspections can be found on an ADM safety information label (e.g. ANSI/DASMA 102, ANSI/DASMA 107, UL294, UL325, and International Building Code). Verify that all appropriate industry signage, warning labels, and placards are in place.