Stainless steel holder for modules
Stainless steel bracket for modules. One stainless steel mounting bracket is required per module.
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Stainless steel bracket for modules
One stainless steel mounting bracket is required per module.
Part of the automatic restart system (WBS)
The light curtain is part of the automatic restart system (WBS) for escalators and moving walks: transmitter and receiver modules monitor the presence of people on the unit in accordance with EN 115 and automatically release the escalator again after an emergency stop. The signals are evaluated via the central unit. The D-version is designed for Otis and Kone escalators, the E-version for ThyssenKrupp and Schindler.
Areas of application
Railway stations / platforms
Airports
Underground / metro
Shopping centres
Public buildings
Hotels
Office buildings
Trade fairs / congresses
Car parks
Field of use
The stainless steel holder is used for robust, weather-resistant fastening of the light curtain modules (transmitter and receiver) on the escalator. One holder is required per module.
Installation
- Fasten the holder in the intended position on the escalator.
- Insert the light curtain module into the holder and align it.
- Use one holder per module.
Important notes
- Installation/connection only by trained personnel and when de-energised.
Technical data
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Use | Holder for each light curtain module |
| Protection class | weather-resistant |
| Design | Original RUDOLPH |
Additional information
Flyer
Operating instructions
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