ATEN EA1440 Inductive Proximity Door Sensor Instructions
- August 31, 2024
- Aten
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EA1440 Inductive Proximity Door Sensor
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Product Specifications
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Model: EA1440 (Photo Door Sensor) / EA1441 (Inductive Proximity
Door Sensor) -
Components:
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1 Photo Door Sensor (EA1440) or Inductive Proximity Door Sensor
(EA1441) -
1 Adjustment Tool (EA1440 only)
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2 Screws
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1 Bracket
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1 Velcro Strap
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Colors:
- EA1440: Brown, Blue, Black, White
- EA1441: Brown, Blue, Black
Product Usage Instructions
Installation
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Identify whether you are using the EA1440 Photo Door Sensor or
the EA1441 Inductive Proximity Door Sensor. -
Secure the sensor to the inside of the rack door using the
Velcro strap. -
Run the wire from the sensor to the device that will monitor
the enclosure. -
Ensure that the sensor and wire do not obstruct the door from
closing properly.
Connection Guide
Follow the color-coding for wiring connections:
| Brown| Blue| Black| White
---|---|---|---|---
EA1440 (Photo Door Sensor)| –| –| –| –
EA1441 (Inductive Proximity Door Sensor)| Brown| Blue| Black| –
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: How do I know which sensor model to use?
A: If you need a photo-based sensor, use EA1440. For proximity
sensing, choose EA1441.
Q: Can I install this sensor on any type of door?
A: The sensor is designed for rack doors. Ensure compatibility
before installation on other doors.
Q: What should I do if the sensor wire is too short?
A: Use appropriate extension cables to lengthen the wire without
compromising functionality.
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EA1440 Photo Door Sensor EA1441 Inductive Proximity Door Sensor
1 Photo Door Sensor (EA1440), or Inductive Proximity Door Sensor (EA1441) 1
Adjustment Tool (EA1440 only) 2 Screws 1 Bracket 1 Velcro Strap
Use the Velcro to secure the door sensor to the inside of the rack door and
run the wire to the device which will monitor the enclosure. Make sure the
sensor and wire do not interfere with the doors ability to close completely.
Inside Rack Door
EA1440
EA1441
Brown
Brown Blue
Black White
Blue Black