Photocell sensor BENINCA PUPILLA.0C — 180° detection angle

Wired photocell sensor BENINCA PUPILLA.0C with a 180° detection angle provides wide-area presence and safety sensing for access control and automation systems. The unit is designed to detect objects and motion across a broad field, making it suitable for installation on gates, barriers and perimeter points where reliable detection and straightforward integration with control panels are required. The housing and optical arrangement enable both indoor and outdoor deployment when installed according to mounting and wiring guidelines.

Advantages

The photocell delivers a 180° detection angle that maximizes coverage while reducing the number of sensors needed along a driveway or entrance. Its wired connection ensures stable communication with gate and barrier control units without relying on wireless links. The compact form factor and standard mounting provisions simplify installation and alignment. Built for continuous operation, the sensor supports presence and safety sensing tasks in automation setups where predictable detection performance is important.

Suitable for

• Automatic gates and swing or sliding gate installations
• Barrier systems at parking facilities and entrances
• Perimeter detection on driveways and pedestrian access points
• Safety interlock and presence sensing in access control systems

Key specifications

• Detection type: presence and motion sensing
• Detection angle: 180° wide-angle coverage
• Connection: wired interface for direct control panel integration
• Mounting: surface-mountable housing suitable for common gate and barrier posts
• Environment: designed for indoor and outdoor use when installed per instructions

How to use

Mount the photocell at the recommended height and orientation to cover the intended approach or perimeter area, ensuring the 180° field of view is unobstructed. Connect the wired terminals to the gate or barrier control unit following the manufacturer's wiring diagram and local electrical regulations. After power-up, perform alignment and sensitivity checks using the control panel or adjustment points on the sensor to verify reliable detection of people and vehicles. Regularly inspect the optical surface and mounting hardware to maintain consistent operation.

Usage recommendations

For dependable performance, install the sensor on a stable support clear of reflective surfaces that might cause false detections. Protect wiring connections from moisture and mechanical strain, and calibrate sensitivity to the specific traffic conditions at the site. Follow local safety standards and the control unit manufacturer's guidelines when integrating the sensor into existing access control systems.