Optex AX-200TF Short-Range Photoelectric Detector with Selectable Beam Frequencies, 200' Detection Range

Secure outdoor perimeters with confidence using the Optex AX-200TF short-range photoelectric beam detector. Designed for reliable intrusion detection and surveillance, this photoelectric beam detector delivers a 200' detection range and selectable beam frequencies so multiple beams can be stacked or deployed side-by-side without crosstalk. The AX-200TF's IP65-rated housing and optimized optical pitch reduce false alarms caused by weather, insects or falling debris, making it ideal for commercial perimeter security, parking lots, and critical infrastructure monitoring.

Engineered for real-world installations, the dual-beam configuration and environmental disqualification circuit maintain detection accuracy while adjustable beam interruption time and lightning/surge protection cut maintenance and downtime. The compact, pole- or wall-mount form factor and compatibility with common security systems make it simple to integrate into existing surveillance and access control networks. Whether you're upgrading an intrusion detection system or specifying new perimeter monitoring, the Optex AX-200TF provides dependable outdoor performance and lower total cost of ownership. Add the AX-200TF to your next security deployment—contact sales or order today to protect your site.

• Reliable perimeter protection up to 200'—provides consistent intrusion detection for gates, fences and building perimeters
• Selectable beam frequencies reduce crosstalk for stacked beams or multiple installations, improving overall monitoring accuracy
• IP65 weatherproof housing and durable optical design minimize false alarms from dust, rain, leaves and insects for dependable outdoor operation
• Dual-beam design with environmental disqualification and adjustable interruption time delivers high stability and fewer nuisance alarms
• Built-in lightning/surge protection and robust beam blocking stability simplify integration and lower long-term maintenance costs