Takex PB-20TE 660 /1320 Intelligent Double Modulated Quad Beam Sensor,Selectable Relay Output N/O N/C Relay, 10 to 30VDC, Selectable Transmission Frequencies

Protect perimeters and vulnerable entry points with the Takex America PB-20TE, a twin photoelectric beam detector engineered for dependable long-range intrusion detection and security monitoring. This intelligent double-modulated beam sensor uses two synchronized beams and selectable transmission channels to maintain stable detection in heavy rain, fog, or direct sunlight. With double modulation, auto-gain control and 50,000 lux sunlight immunity, the PB-20TE minimizes false alarms so your security team and alarm systems act only on verified events.

Installers will appreciate the selectable N/O or N/C relay output and broad 10–30 VDC compatibility for straightforward integration with access control, alarm panels, and surveillance systems. The unit’s IP55 housing and internal alignment guides reduce setup time and maintenance across outdoor installations. Available in selectable ranges (660 / 1320 ft), the PB-20TE supports scalable perimeter layouts for commercial, industrial and critical infrastructure sites.

Choose the Takex PB-20TE photoelectric beam detector for robust, low-maintenance perimeter surveillance and intrusion detection—ideal for warehouses, utilities, and gated compounds. Contact us to specify range and wiring options for your security project.

• Reinforced perimeter protection with two synchronized high-power beams for consistent intrusion detection in severe weather
• Double-modulation and 50,000 lux sunlight immunity reduce false alarms and improve reliability in bright or variable lighting
• Selectable 4-channel transmission and auto-gain control simplify multi-unit installations and prevent cross-talk
• Flexible integration with selectable N/O or N/C relay output and 10–30 VDC compatibility for easy connection to access control and alarm panels
• IP55-rated housing and vivid internal alignment guides speed installation and minimize ongoing maintenance