Genie OPGAKRPEN4X.S Garage Door Photo Eye Safety Sensor

Product Description

The GENIE OPGAKRPEN4X.S is a photo eye safety sensor designed for use with commercial garage door systems. Photo eyes function as an infrared beam obstruction detection device, interrupting the door's closing cycle when the beam path is broken by a person, vehicle, or object in the door's travel path. This component is a black-finished unit measuring 5.5 inches in length, 5.5 inches in width, and 2.5 inches in height. Installation is handled by qualified garage door service technicians and is a standard component in commercial door safety systems.

This photo eye is intended for commercial garage door applications where reliable obstruction detection is required. Commercial installations include warehouse doors, loading dock doors, and other high-cycle commercial overhead door systems. The black housing is suited to a range of commercial door hardware configurations. Technicians installing this sensor should verify alignment and beam continuity as part of final commissioning.

Key Features

• Infrared obstruction detection interrupts door closure when beam is broken
• Black housing finish compatible with commercial door hardware
• Compact form factor at 5.5 x 5.5 x 2.5 inches
• Designed for commercial overhead door system applications
• Single-unit package for straightforward replacement or new installation

Compatibility

Designed for use with commercial garage door systems. Verify mounting dimensions and connector type against the existing door operator wiring and mounting bracket before installation.

Installation Notes

Photo eye sensors are installed by qualified garage door technicians. Disconnect power to the door operator before handling or wiring the sensor. Align both the transmitter and receiver units so the infrared beam path is unobstructed at the correct height per applicable local codes and the door operator manufacturer guidelines. After installation, test the obstruction detection function by interrupting the beam during a closing cycle before returning the door to service.