Safety Infrared Sensor, Automatic Single Beam Counterpart 12/24v, Waterproof Detector Alarm,1Pair Half Egg 20m, for Home Gate Door Window Security System, (Transmitter and Receiver) Black

Used it to disable the primary garage door sensor when I open my car’s hatchback door. That way no one accidentally closes the garage door on it.

I returned original set as the relay did not work. I received the second set to find the relay does not work. The transmitter is easy and little indicator LEDs show power. The receiver also has little LED indicator lights showing power and another indicator light turning on when blocked (from transmitter) and turning off when the path was clear from transmitter. I jumpered the +12v ac power to the COMmon terminal. I then used my multimeter to check and see the +12v ac as I moved in and out of the path from the transmitter. The 12v ac voltage never was seen on the NC terminal in either condition. The relay on the board is a small unit, but usually I would expect to hear a small click as it switches from closed to open. I am an electrical engineer and pretty much understand how all of this works. They have both been faulty now and I am returning the second unit and finding another competitive product.

I used them as an upper garage door safety sensor. This interrupts the lower sensors when the hatch on our suv is open with the garage door open.

I need every inch of my garage space. Can’t waste grounds between the car and the door. Have installed the sensors across about bumper height on the door frame, and a light controlled by the sensors on the opposite wall. The light is on when the beam is interrupted. As soon the light goes out I know my car bumper has cleaned the door, and I stop! Doesn’t matter what size car, nose in or back in. One star off for not having brackets.

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Purchase these and it’s picks up only certain people depending on the clothes they’re wearing

This sensor works well as a replacement safety sensor for a security gate. Ours went out and I saw these for review at the perfect time. Manual wiring makes these pretty much universal I would think. Just have to know what wire is which, so make sure if you DIY this, take a picture of the wires before removing them from your current sensor. Also to make sure these don't get water, make sure to silicon where the wires run into the egg. Chances are low, but that is what killed our last sensor, as the silicon degraded.

I will be using this infrared sensor for my driveway so I know when someone is coming up the drive. I laid extra conduit when the drive was being put in so I could power lights, intercom, or a gate later down the road. Nice quality, cover secures well and seem very outdoor weather durable. Fast shipping