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Reflective Beam Sensor
TRIG-BEAM-R
Highly accurate trigger, detects objects moving between sensor and reflector. Safe for outdoor use, cover recommended.
This highly accurate sensor allows you to detect customers walking between the reflector and sensor so you can precisely trigger a prop.
Powered using 12-24V DC so you can hookup to one of our controllers and be ready almost instantly. These sensors require zero warm-up time unlike a PIR.
This type of sensor could experience issues in heavy fog environments.
These can also be avoided relatively easy (depending on placement) by actors to avoid giving away a scare.
This product is not made by Purgatory Props.
| Dimensions | 2" x 2" x 0.75" (not including wires) |
| Supply Voltage | 12 - 24 V DC |
| Outputs | 1 |
| Output Type | Relay |
| Output Capacity | 500mA |
| Enclosure Type | IP64 Rated Enclosure |
| Wire Length | 5ft |
| Sensing Distance | 1in - 13ft |
Comparing Sensors & Triggers
Can This Trigger Your Controllers?
Yes! This can be used to trigger all of our Prop Controllers. As well as any Light Controllers that have a trigger input.
Can this be used outdoors?
This devices is IP64 rated, so it should be safe in most conditions outside. It should not be submerged underwater, or used in below-freezing temperatures.
We recommend building a little cover for it just to be safe.
We recommend building a little cover for it just to be safe.
What is the detection distance on this?
This sensor is capable of being used with the reflector up-to 13ft away. However, this distance will vary depending on the environment.
What does IP64 mean?
IP64 is a rating designed to measure how well an enclosure is protected from liquids and solid objects.
The 6 means it is "dust tight," 6 is the highest solid rating.
The 4 means it is protected from "water splashing against the enclosure from any direction"
You can read more about IP ratings here.
The 6 means it is "dust tight," 6 is the highest solid rating.
The 4 means it is protected from "water splashing against the enclosure from any direction"
You can read more about IP ratings here.
Do strobe lights interfere with this sensor?
No, strobe lights generally do not interfere with the Reflective Beam Sensor.
Does fog interfere with this sensor?
Yes, heavy fog can interfere with the Reflective Beam Sensor.