| Description |
The NP2 ES PLUS Plug-In Loop Detector is an advanced, rack-mounted solution engineered for precision vehicle detection in automated gates and access control systems. Operating at 24V AC/DC, it integrates EZ-TUNE technology for seamless sensitivity and frequency adjustments to ensure optimal performance. Its fail-safe and fail-secure modes, combined with permanent presence detection, make it a versatile and reliable choice for residential, commercial, and industrial applications. Key Features- Plug-In Design: Easily installs directly into loop racks for hassle-free setup.
- EZ-TUNE Technology: Simplifies sensitivity adjustments with LED-guided feedback for accurate and efficient tuning.
- Frequency Selection: Offers multiple frequency options to prevent interference and crosstalk in multi-loop environments.
- 24V AC/DC Operation: Ensures reliable power compatibility with a wide range of systems.
- Fail-Safe and Fail-Secure Modes: Ensures continuous operation and security, even in the event of a system failure.
- Permanent and Timed Presence Detection: Provides consistent and configurable vehicle detection for enhanced access control.
- LED Feedback: Multi-color indicators deliver real-time sensitivity, frequency, and fault status updates.
- Customizable Delay and Extend Options: Tailors response times to match specific operational needs.
Technical Specifications- Detection Range: Adjustable sensitivity to accommodate varying vehicle sizes and loop configurations.
- Power Supply: 24V AC/DC compatibility for universal use.
- Plug-In Compatibility: Fits standard rack-mounted systems for streamlined installation.
- Frequency Tuning: Multiple frequency options to eliminate crosstalk between loops.
- Indicators: Red, yellow, and green LEDs for operational feedback and fault alerts.
- Power Modes: Supports fail-safe and fail-secure operations for maximum reliability.
- Configuration Controls: Includes 6-position switches for user-specific settings.
- Fault Detection: Alerts for loop failures, such as open or short circuits.
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