A corridor sensor that points the way. Both in technology and design.
A corridor sensor that points the way. Both in technology and design.

A corridor sensor that points the way. Both in technology and design.

The Dual HF corridor sensor works with high-frequency technology that's particularly advanced. The system is fitted with 2 sensors, with each covering one corridor direction. Both of them together cover a good 20 metres in walking direction - for complete and reliable detection without blind spots. Tangential reach is deliberately limited to corridor width so as to avoid detecting movements behind closed doors, for instance.

A corridor sensor that points the way. Both in technology and design.

The Dual HF corridor sensor works with high-frequency technology that's particularly advanced. The system is fitted with 2 sensors, with each covering one corridor direction. Both of them together cover a good 20 metres in walking direction - for complete and reliable detection without blind spots. Tangential reach is deliberately limited to corridor width so as to avoid detecting movements behind closed doors, for instance.



A corridor sensor that points the way. Both in technology and design.

The Dual HF corridor sensor works with high-frequency technology that's particularly advanced. The system is fitted with 2 sensors, with each covering one corridor direction. Both of them together cover a good 20 metres in walking direction - for complete and reliable detection without blind spots. Tangential reach is deliberately limited to corridor width so as to avoid detecting movements behind closed doors, for instance.

A corridor sensor that points the way. Both in technology and design.

The Dual HF corridor sensor works with high-frequency technology that's particularly advanced. The system is fitted with 2 sensors, with each covering one corridor direction. Both of them together cover a good 20 metres in walking direction - for complete and reliable detection without blind spots. Tangential reach is deliberately limited to corridor width so as to avoid detecting movements behind closed doors, for instance.