BEA’s Bodyguard-T is an overhead presence sensor designed for pedestrian automatic doors.
The Bodyguard-T provides threshold protection during the door open state. It is designed to prevent a closed door from opening and an open door from closing when a person is in the detection zone.
The sensor is easy to install and adjustments can be made by using the BEA remote control
Versatile sensor can be used on single swing, simultaneous pair, dual egress and folding doors when coupled with an interface / lockout device
Separate pattern width, depth and sensitivity for open and closed door states for maximum flexibility
Fully monitored internally, capable of external monitoring
Visible LED indicates monitoring connection between sensor and door control
Technology |
Active Infrared |
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Detection Mode |
Presence |
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Installation Height |
Variable 108 in max (9 ft) |
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Mounting Angles |
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Power Supply |
12 – 24 VAC / VDC ±10% |
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Frequency |
50 – 60 Hz |
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Output |
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Relay Hold Time |
0.5 – 9 s |
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Operating Temperature |
−22 °F – 140 °F |
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Immunity |
Immune to electrical and radio frequency interference |
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Cable |
48 in (4 ft) - 6-conductor cable |
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Weight |
1 lb 11 oz |
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Dimensions |
11.8 in (W) × 1.9 in (H) × 1.9 in (D) |
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Material |
Aluminum & ABS plastic |
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Housing |
Black anodized aluminum |
* To use the Bodyguard-T sensor with unmonitored door controls that supply AC voltage or unfiltered DC voltage, the Rectifier Module (Part # 20.5411) must be used with the sensor to disable the monitoring function.
Header mounted safety sensor
Bodyguard Spacer
Universal Rain Cover
Lockout Module
BEA Universal Remote Control
Bodyguard 78″ harness quick disconnect harness
Safety Circuit Module
Why is the BODYGUARD LED flashing red and I can’t access it with the remote?
Monitoring is not wired correctly. Monitoring wires must be powered with DC voltage, observing polarity.
I just replaced an old BODYGUARD with a new BODYGUARD-T, why is the LED flashing?
If monitoring is being used, the 10-pin harness must also be used (purple wires accommodate monitoring).
If monitoring is NOT being used, either 1) the 10-pin harness may be used or 2) the green, 7-terminal strip may be used, but the monitoring switch must be turned off.
Why isn’t the BODYGUARD working on a BESAM SW200 control with the PNP harness?
The harness may be reversed. Observe “CONTROL” and “BODYGUARD” ends of the harness. Enable monitoring on the control.
Why is the BODYGUARD LED flashing orange?
F1 is set to “1” and the BODYGUARD is “new style data”. Set F1 to “2”.
Why does the BODYGUARD keep recycling the door?
Most likely, the activation sensor is recycling the door, not the BODYGUARD. Unplug the BODYGUARD to verify this.
I just installed a BODYGUARD and SUPERSCANs. Why is the BODYGUARD in detection when the door is closed?
The BODYGUARD is detecting the top of the SUPERSCANs. You need to install a BODYMOUNT.
Why does the BODYGUARD repeatedly re-learn the environment with each door position?
Perform a “”door close”” setup with the door fully closed. Press UNLOCK > MAGIC WAND > 1 on the remote control. The BODYGUARD should blink green. If the BODYGUARD blinks green, perform a “”door open”” setup with the door fully open. Press UNLOCK > MAGIC WAND > 2 on the remote control. The BODYGAURD should blink green.
If at any point, the BODYGUARD does not blink green, you have bad data, no data or data is reversed. Most likely, the issue will be in the LO21. Check the motor wires from the LO21, and the data wires (polarity sensitive) from the LO21 to the BODYGUARD.