R2E-100
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Description
BEA’s UL Listed R2E-100 is a request-to-exit sensor with an active infrared (AIR) detection zone focused directly on the door handle. This allows the R2E-100 to only detect people intending to exit through the door as they reach for the door handle.
The AIR based R2E-100 improves accuracy of detection as compared to passive infrared (PIR) technology including ground based errors, PIR sensor spoofing, known PIR vulnerabilities (hot air, background objects, cross traffic).
Features
Standards compliant
UL 294 / ULC S319 Listed
Define your tilt angle
Adjustable tilt angle from 0° to 10°
Customizable detection zones
Adjustable detection range from 20 to 48 inches*
*The R2E-100 can accommodate swinging doors up to 7 ft
Low profile mounting
Low profile sensor mounts on or above the door frame
- Table of specifications
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Detector Type
Focused Active Infrared
Supply Voltage
12 – 24 VAC / VDC; ±10% @ 60 Hz
Current
Sounder OFF
Sounder MAX VOLUME
155 mA
200 mATemperature (UL Install)
32 ºF – 120 ºF (0 ºC – 49 ºC)
Temperature
–20 ºF – 120 ºF (–29 ºC – 49 ºC)
Humidity (ULC S319 Installation)
0% – 93% non-condensing
Humidity (UL 294 Installation)
0% – 85% non-condensing
Detection Range
20 in – 48 in, adjustable
Relay
2 Form “C” contact sets;
1.3 A @ 24 VAC / 30 VDCRelay Hold Time
0.5 s – 60 s, adjustable
Sounder
85 dB max, adjustable volume
Indicator LEDs
Green, Red, Yellow, Orange
REX Input
DRY contact, NO
Card Reader Input
DRY contact, NC
Door Position Switch Input
DRY contact, NO
Dimensions (L x H x W)
6.875 in (W) × 1.875 in (H) × 2 in (D)
Material
Plastic (ABS and PC)
Wiring Interface
JST (14-pin) with 4 ft cable
Norm Conformance
UL 294 / ULC S319
FCC Part 15 B- Versions
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10R2E100
Focused active infrared sensor
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- Frequently asked questions
Can the R2E-100 be mounted on any door?
No, the R2E-100 has a maximum range of 48″ (from the lever/knob) and cannot be installed on a door 8′ or taller.
Does the R2E-100 have a UL rating?
Yes. UL294 (standard for access control systems).
Is there a need to use MOVs or diodes to protect the two form-C relays in the R2E-100?
No. The R2E-100 has built-in surge protection on both relays.
Can I also connect a request-to-exit sensor to the R2E-100?
Yes. There is an input for a dry-contact, normally open, REX sensor.
Why is the orange LED flashing?
Because the sensor or any of its enabled inputs has been in detection for longer than 10 seconds.
Can the R2E-100 be used for fail-safe or fail-secure applications?
Yes. DIP switch 1 chooses fail-safe or fail-secure if the sensor is stuck in constant detection.
How do I integrate a card reader with an R2E-100?
Enable card reader (N.C.) input via DIP switch 6. Connect a dry-contact, normally closed, access control device to the blue and blue/white wires.
Is there a tamper alarm for the access control input?
Yes. It is enabled using DIP switch 7.
Can I set the R2E-100 to not re-lock until door is actually closed?
Yes. Set DIP switch 2 to door position mode and connect a N.O. door position switch to the brown and brown/white wires.
Can I use the R2E-100 on a drive-through window?
Yes. The detection range is adjustable from 20″ to 48″; although, you may want to consider our FOCUS or FOCUS 2 sensor.
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