BEA 10LZRFLATSCAN-WRB, LZR FLATSCAN FOR WINDOWS RIGHT BLACK
The BEA 10LZRFLATSCAN-WRB LZR-FLATSCAN W is a handed safety sensor for automated windows. It monitors the moving window panel area and helps reduce the chance of hand or finger contact during closing. Instead of a simple cross-beam, the sensor uses laser time-of-flight measurement with background analysis to create a defined detection field near the window path. This is useful on powered service windows, pharmacy windows, transaction windows, secure reception windows, and similar automatic window systems. The right-hand version must match the installed side of the window. Do not substitute a right-hand sensor for a left-hand sensor, or a door/gate sensor for a window sensor, without confirming the system layout and controller requirements.
BEA’s LZR®-FLATSCAN SW is a LASER-based Time-of-Flight presence sensor for use as a stand-alone safety sensor on automatic pedestrian swing doors. This solution can also be used as a reactivation sensor on the approach side of low energy doors.
This superior technology generates 170 detection points across a single curtain, which allows LZR®-FLATSCAN SW to cover the entire face of a single door leaf including the hinge area.
Finger Detection Technology™ utilizes 100 detection points within the hinge area of the door, protecting hands and fingers while the door is in motion.
The LZR®-FLATSCAN SW is capable of exceeding the 156.10 section 8.2.2.3 standard for detection area and meets section 8.1.4 for monitoring.
Leading Edge Safety
Leading edge safety extends the detection area beyond the leading edge of the door for enhanced safety
Hand Gesture Setup™
Easy door width programming using Hand Gesture Setup™ reduces configuration time
UL10B/C Listed
Fire rated for up to one hour
Reduced Components
Hub-less system offers fewer components for easier setup and installation
Reduced Uncovered Zone
LASER technology provides a reduced uncovered zone of down to 3/4 inch
Background Independence
LASER technology ensures independence of all types of flooring (pedi-mats, carpet, reflective flooring, wet surfaces, etc.) and the surrounding environment of the door (guiderails, walls, weather)
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Door Leaf Safety |
Pinch Zone Safety / Value |
| Technology |
LASER scanner, Time-of-Flight measurement |
| Detection Mode |
Presence |
| Max. Detection Range |
13’ (diagonal) with reflectivity of 2% (e.g. at (W) × 5’ > max. (H) × 12’), see Page 15 of Users Guide |
| Detection Area |
90° |
16° |
| Angular Resolution |
1.3° |
0.2° |
| Typ. Min. Object Size |
4” @ 13’ (in proportion to object distance, DIP 2 = ON) |
3/4” @ 13’ (in proportion to object distance, DIP 2 = ON) |
| Emission Characteristics |
IR LASER |
| Wavelength |
905 nm; max. output pulse power 25 W; Class 1 |
| Supply Voltage |
12 – 24 VDC ±15% * |
| Power Consumption |
= 2 W |
| Response Time |
max. 50 ms |
max. 90 ms |
| Test Input |
30 VDC (max. switching voltage); low < 1 V; high > 10 V (voltage threshold) |
| Output |
2 electronic relays (galvanic isolation - polarity free) |
| Max. Switching Voltage |
42 VAC / VDC |
| Max. Switching Current |
100 mA |
| LED Signals |
Red: Swing side detection
Green: Approach side detection
Yellow: Error |
| Dimensions |
5 1/2” (W) × 3 1/3” (H) × 1” (D) (mounting bracket adds 1/4”) |
| Material / Color |
PC / ASA / black (white), or silver |
| Tilt Angles |
2 – 10° (without mounting bracket) |
| Degree of Protection |
IP54 (EN 60529) |
| Temperature Range |
-22 – 140 °F (if powered) |
| Humidity |
0 – 95% non-condensing |
| Vibrations |
< 2 G |
| Min. Door Leaf Speed |
2° / s |
| Compliance |
ISO 13849-1 Pl “d”/ CAT2; IEC 60825-1; IEC 60950-1; IEC 61000-6-2; IEC 61000-6-3; IEC 62061 SIL 2; UL 10B/C Fire-Rated 1 hour (file #R39071) - black material only |
Compatible With
- Automated service and transaction windows
- Powered moving-window panels requiring closing-edge protection
- Pharmacy, healthcare, retail, secure reception, and commercial window applications
- LZR-FLATSCAN W installations where the handed sensor matches the mounting side
- Compatible automatic window controllers that accept the sensor output and safety input
Features and Specifications
| Manufacturer | BEA Sensors |
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| Product Type | Automated window safety sensor |
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| Part Number | 10LZRFLATSCAN-WRB |
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| Handing | Right |
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| Color | Black |
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| Technology | Laser time-of-flight with background analysis |
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| Application | Automated windows and moving window panels |
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| Detection Function | Presence protection for hands and fingers during closing |
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| Important Note | Left and right versions are handed |
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Also Known As / Related Part Numbers
- 10LZRFLATSCAN-WRB
- 10LZRFLATSCANWRB
- LZR-FLATSCAN W
- LZR FLATSCAN W
- LZR-FLATSCAN W Right Black
- Automated window safety sensor
- 10LZRFLATSCAN-WLB - left black version
- 10LZRFLATSCAN-WRB - right black version
Technician Note
BEA LZR products can look similar but are not interchangeable across all applications. Match the exact sensor family, handed side where applicable, mounting location, wiring, finish, included kit components, and controller requirements before ordering.
Before Ordering Checklist
- Confirm the exact BEA part number on the existing sensor, kit, or system label.
- Verify the application type before ordering: pedestrian swing door, automated window, gate, barrier, or industrial door.
- Check handing, finish color, kit contents, cable/harness condition, and power supply requirements.
- Confirm the controller input, relay logic, and any required monitoring method.
- Do not bypass required safety sensors or entrapment-protection devices during troubleshooting.
Professional Advisory
Laser-based safety and presence sensors should be installed, adjusted, and tested by a qualified automatic door or gate technician. After replacement, the complete system should be safety-tested for proper detection and reliable operation.
Product Questions and Answers
Is 10LZRFLATSCAN-WRB a left or right sensor?
10LZRFLATSCAN-WRB is the right-hand black LZR-FLATSCAN W sensor.
What equipment is this used on?
It is used on automated window systems, not as a universal gate photo eye or pedestrian swing door activation sensor.
Can left and right versions be swapped?
No. Use the correct handed sensor for the mounting side and window movement.
What does it protect?
It helps protect hands and fingers near the automated window closing area.
What should be checked before ordering?
Confirm handed side, color, controller input, power supply, wiring, and window geometry.
