24.125GHz High Stability Microwave Motion Sensor With Wide Detection Range

Product Specification

24.125GHz High Stability Motion Sensor for Motion-Activated Door Module with Wide Detection Range

    The High Stability Motion Sensor for Motion-Activated Door Modules is a state-of-the-art solution designed to enhance the functionality and security of automated door systems. With its wide detection range, this sensor is ideal for various applications, including commercial buildings, retail stores, and public facilities, ensuring reliable performance in high-traffic areas.

    Featuring advanced technology, this motion sensor provides exceptional stability and accuracy, allowing it to detect movement promptly and effectively. Its quick response time ensures that doors activate seamlessly upon detecting individuals, facilitating smooth access while improving user convenience. The robust design is built to withstand the demands of daily use, ensuring long-lasting reliability and performance.

    By integrating the High Stability Motion Sensor into motion-activated door modules, businesses can enhance accessibility, improve energy efficiency, and create a secure environment that prioritizes the safety and comfort of all visitors. This innovative sensor solution is essential for any modern automated door system, fostering a welcoming atmosphere while maintaining operational efficiency.

JUTAI RD24-4 radar sensor is positioned in the market as a high quality version of the automatic door sensor. Its maximum installation height can be up to 5m, the common radar sensor on the market is generally 3.5m, in addition, we have done a lot of upgrades in the use of raw materials for the sensor, so that our sensors have the following advantages over ordinary sensors:

• 1. strong anti-interference ability
• 2. high stability
• 3. direction recognition
• 4. more energy-saving and environmentally friendly design, lower power consumption
• 5. easy to install and debug

Below are some of the main applications and features of microwave radar sensors for automatic doors:

• 1. Principle of operation
  • Microwave radar sensors work by transmitting microwave signals. When the microwaves encounter a moving object, the Doppler effect occurs and the reflected back microwave signals will have frequency changes. The sensor detects these frequency changes to determine whether there is an object approaching, thus controlling the opening and closing of the automatic door.
• 2. Main features
  • High sensitivity: able to quickly detect moving objects, fast response time, suitable for high traffic areas.
  • Strong anti-interference ability: microwave radar sensor is not affected by light, dust, temperature and other environmental factors, high reliability.
  • Wide detection range: can cover a large detection area, suitable for a variety of door types.
  • High security: it can effectively avoid opening or closing the door by mistake and improve the safety of use.
• 3. Application Scenarios
  • Shopping malls, supermarkets: automatic door opening and closing control, to ensure the convenience of customers in and out.
  • Office buildings, hospitals: to improve the efficiency of passage, especially for the mobility impaired to provide convenience.
  • Factories, warehouses: through the automatic door control logistics in and out, improve work efficiency.
• 4. Installation and commissioning
  • Installation should pay attention to the installation height and angle of the sensor to ensure the best detection effect. Debugging needs to be based on the specific use of the environment for the sensitivity and detection range of the settings, in order to avoid malfunction or detection of blind areas.
• 5. Maintenance
  • Regularly check the working status of the sensor, clean the surface of the sensor to ensure that no dust or obstacles affect its normal operation.

The application of microwave radar sensors in automatic doors significantly improves the intelligence and convenience of the door control system, which is an indispensable and important component in modern intelligent buildings.