BEA HDB 10INDBRACKET Heavy Duty Sensor Mounting Bracket Technical Fitment and Compatibility Details
The BEA HDB heavy duty bracket is a rugged mounting accessory for industrial door, gate, and barrier sensors. Current BEA accessory information identifies the industrial bracket as 10INDBRACKET with a 20 in to 36 in extension range. This bracket helps position sensors away from obstructions, deep headers, walls, hoods, columns, and door movement that can interfere with detection. It is often used with FALCON and IS40 family sensors, but it also appears in BEA industrial bracket compatibility for LZR and Eagle family sensors. For some sensor families, such as LZR-WIDESCAN, an additional adapter plate may be required. The bracket does not replace the sensor or any safety device.
Common Applications
- Mounting BEA industrial sensors away from a wall or header
- Warehouse and loading dock sensor installations with obstructions
- Gate and barrier sensor mounting where field projection needs a better angle
- High-vibration or industrial environments needing a stronger support bracket
- Service replacement for older HDB / 10INDBRACKET installations
Compatible With
- BEA FALCON family sensors including FALCON, FALCON XL, and FALCON WIDE
- BEA IS40 / XL and IS40P sensor families
- BEA Eagle and Eagle HM family sensors
- BEA LZR-WIDESCAN when the required adapter plate is used
- BEA LZR-I30, LZR-S600, LZR-U920/U921, and SPARROW where listed for industrial bracket use
- Not a sensor, receiver, controller, or safety device by itself
Features and Specifications
| Brand | BEA |
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| Part Number | HDB / 10INDBRACKET |
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| Product Type | Heavy duty industrial sensor mounting bracket |
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| Application | Extends compatible sensors away from mounting surface |
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| Extension Range | 20 in to 36 in |
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| Material | Powder-coated carbon steel in common supplier descriptions |
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| Compatible Sensor Families | FALCON, IS40, Eagle, LZR, SPARROW, and related BEA industrial sensors when supported |
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| Adapter Note | LZR-WIDESCAN may require an adapter plate |
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| Included Components | Mounting bracket only unless packaging states otherwise |
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Also Known As / Related Part Numbers
- HDB
- 10INDBRACKET
- BEA HDB
- BEA industrial bracket
- BEA heavy duty bracket
- BEA sensor extension bracket
- Related adapter: 10.1311 for LZR-WIDESCAN applications when required
Technician Notes
The bracket must be mounted to a surface that can handle the leverage of the extended arm, especially at the full 36 in reach. In high-vibration areas, check fasteners and bracket position during routine service so the detection pattern does not drift.
Before Ordering Checklist
- Confirm the sensor model is compatible with the bracket
- Check whether an adapter plate is required
- Verify the mounting surface can support the bracket and sensor
- Measure the extension needed before ordering
- Plan cable routing so the sensor wiring is protected
Professional Advisory
Safety edge and sensor wiring affects entrapment protection. Do not bypass a required monitored safety input or substitute a non-monitored device where the operator requires monitored protection. For commercial doors, vehicular gates, high-voltage controls, or any unsafe movement condition, have the system inspected and tested by a qualified door or gate technician.
Product Questions and Answers
Is HDB the same as BEA 10INDBRACKET?
HDB is commonly used as an older or supplier reference for the BEA heavy duty industrial bracket. Current BEA listings identify the industrial bracket as 10INDBRACKET.
Which sensors can use this bracket?
It is commonly associated with BEA FALCON, IS40 / XL, IS40P, Eagle, Eagle HM, LZR, and SPARROW industrial sensor families when the sensor and adapter requirements are supported.
Does the bracket include the sensor?
No. It is a mounting bracket only unless the product packaging specifically states otherwise.
How far does it extend?
BEA lists the industrial bracket extension range at 20 in to 36 in.
Why would I use an extension bracket?
It helps place the sensor past an obstruction or away from a moving door so the detection field projects correctly.
