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Optex Virtual Loop Released

Optex Virtual Loop Released At SecTech Roadshow. Optex virtual loop released – Something the SEN team liked the look of at SecTech was the Optex Virtual Loop OVS-02GT, which is a microwave FMCW detector designed for sites where ground loops can’t be installed. The OVS-02GT detects the presence of a small or large stationary or […]

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    Optex Virtual Loop Released At SecTech Roadshow.

    Optex virtual loop released – Something the SEN team liked the look of at SecTech was the Optex Virtual Loop OVS-02GT, which is a microwave FMCW detector designed for sites where ground loops can’t be installed.

    The OVS-02GT detects the presence of a small or large stationary or moving vehicles within 8 metres of the sensor while ignoring human traffic. Best of all, this sensor is easy to install. Unlike ground loops, no civil works are required, and the weatherproof device is mounted 500 mm from the ground.

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    Operationally, the OVS-02GT connects to an automatic barrier, slide gate, swing gate and industrial door. All setup is done by smartphone app, which ships in default for barrier, slide and swing gates and can be modified for applications with regard to calibration and sensor status.

    You can learn more about the Optex VL here or read more SEN news here.

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