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OptiGuard™ Monitored Thru-Beam Photo Eye

OG-T-K10	Specifications Especificaciones Installation
	OptiGuard™ The Miller Edge OptiGuard™ monitored photo optic system provides thru-beam entrapment protection for door and gate operators. The emitter and receiver can be mounted vertially or horizontally to meet your safeguarding needs. When an obstruction interrupts the beam, a signal is sent to motor controls to stop andor reverse motion. The durable mounting bracket/hoods offer additional protection against debris and serve as a weather and sun shield. Key components include an operating range of 100 feet and easy alignment through a visible bem of light.
PE-CON-K10	Specifications Installation
	Photo Eye Conduit Enclosure Kit The Photo Eye Conduit Enclosure Kit (PE-CON-K10) pairs seamlessly with TruGuard™ (TG-R-K10) and OptiGuard™ (OG-T-K10) photo optic systems by Miller Edge. The integrated Type-C conduit body complements installations using ¾” conduit, providing a protective pathway for wires while ensuring a clear connection to operator controls. This accessory features a hood designed to provide added shielding to the photo eye from sunlight, moisture, dust, and debris. With a swivel bracket for easy alignment, the Photo Eye Conduit Enclosure Kit ensures optimal positioning of an accompanying photo eye or reflector.