BEA SBK-30T specifications Description, Specifications, Installation, SBK30R / SBK30T BEAM

SBK-30

USER’S GUIDE

PHOTOELECTRIC BEAMS FOR GUIDE RAIL APPLICATIONS

1 Description

The SBK-30 (10.1029) is a self-contained infrared beam set that may be used for various applications, most commonly automatic pedestrian doors. The beams fit easily into a pre-drilled ½” hole and are a snap fit. Wiring is by a quick disconnect cable that can be daisy-chained up to 30’ (in 15’ increments). The beams offer an LED indication at their back side for ease of alignment and troubleshooting.

EMITTER	RECEIVER
(SBK-30T)	(SBK-30R)

2 Specifications

	SBK30R / SBK30T BEAM	SBK30 INTERFACE MODULE
TECHNOLOGY	Active Infrared: 880nm	One SBK30 Beam Set
DETECTION MODE	Presence Detection	N/A
SUPPLY VOLTAGE	10 to 30 VDC	12 to 24 VAC/DC
CURRENT CONSUMPTION	Receiver: 15mA / Emitter: 9mA	53 mA MAX
OUTPUT CONSUMPTION	NPN Output, Light Operate	1 Relay, (NC/NO Contacts), 0-30 second adjustable hold time
OUTPUT RATING	100 mA max. Total Output Load	Rated Load:
		0.3A@125VAC (NO Contacts)	0.3A@125VAC (NC Contacts)
		1.0A@ 30VDC (NO Contacts)	1.0A@ 30VDC (NC Contacts)
RANGE (BEAM SEPARATION)	30 feet	N/A
OUTPUT RESPONSE TIME	1 mS	3 mS
MATERIAL	ABS Plastic & Acrylic Lense	PCB with shrink rube
CONNECTION	Molex 3-Conductor w/ 26 AWG Wire	One Beam Pair
INGRESS PROTECTION	IP65 (NEMA 4)	IP65 (NEMA 4 Enclosure)
OPERATING TEMPERATURE	-30F to +130F	-30F to +130F
WIRING	8” Wire on Beam / 15’ Extension Cable	None Included

3 Installation

1.Pre-drill a ½” hole at the desired mounting location.

2.When using more than one set of beams, alternate the beam orientation as shown at right.

3.Route the long cable from its termination point to the beam mounting location.

4.Plug the beam cable in via the snap together connector.

5.Install the beam into the ½” hole and press the beam until it clicks into the opening. Typically, the wall thickness of the drilled material should not exceed 1/8”.

Emitter A
Emitter C	Receiver A
Receiver B	Receiver C
Receiver D	Emitter B
	Emitter D

Beam A: Between 45” and 55” from floorBeam B, C: Between 6” and 12” from any other beamBeam D: Between 6” and 28” from floor

For sliding doors, ANSI/BHMA A156.10-2005 states the lowest beam should be between 6” (152mm) and 28” (711mm) from the floor. The distance between the highest beam and the floor should be between 45” (1143mm) and 55” (1397mm). Other beams between the lowest and highest should not be greater than 6” (152mm) and 12” (305mm) apart from any other beam.

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