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Making sense of sensors T
elco Sensors is an established Danish sensor specialist
focusing on high-performance photoelectric sensing solutions for the most demanding customers and applications.
Telco has been developing, designing, manufacturing and distributing its globally renowned high-performance photoelectric sensor solutions since 1975.
The Telco network spans the globe and offers sensing solutions for a wide and diverse range of industries and applications, everything from automatic vehicle-wash machines to sawmill & forestry machines to material handling/ automation.
Over the past decade, Telco has become recognised as the market leader and experienced specialist of safety sensing solutions for automatic doors in the public transportation market, including doors in trains, trams and buses.
Telco offers the market a range of infrared photoelectric sensor (single beam) and light curtain (multi-beam) thru-beam systems designed to ensure passenger safety when boarding and exiting the automatic doors of transport vehicles.
Telco’s sensors provide a non- contact, optical sensing of the door which reliably detects if a passenger or an object is present in the critical zone between the doors, ensuring that the doors do not close prematurely, preventing possible injury and entrapment of passengers and damage to objects.
The single beam photoelectric system provides a reliable,
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simple and cost-efficient sensing solution, which is a popular choice for the retro-fit market (as well as new installations) within the railway industry.
The multi-beam light curtain system provides maximum protection, producing a dense and close grid of infrared beams which covers up to the full height of the doorway ensuring that even the smallest of objects are always detected such as the tip of an umbrella or, more importantly, a child’s hand.
The compact designs of the Telco sensor units ensure that installation is universal and overcome any possible space constraints.
The sensors are designed with the transportation environment in mind, which may present challenging conditions for sensors including such environmental elements as; sunlight, vibrations, dust/dirt and precipitation.
Telco’s sensors have more than proven, in the thousands of installations around the world, that they operate reliably and relentlessly under these commonly challenging conditions.
This is Telco’s core competence and a decisive reason why it is the preferred choice of sensing solutions for the transportation sector across the globe.
Today, Telco is a proud supplier of some of the leading manufacturers and suppliers of railway vehicles, doors, equipment in the world.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Paul Dearden T: 0870 9917058 E:
info@telcosensors.com W:
www.telcosensors.com
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Telco has a strong focus and many years experience in customisation of products.
This allows Telco, together with the knowledge and know- how gained in door safety in the public transportation sector, to offer a tailor-made solution suited to customer and application/installation specific demands and requirements, making sure that an optimal and overall cost-effective solution is achieved.
Furthermore, Telco has many years of experience and knowledge of successfully providing reliable photoelectric sensor solutions to other applications associated with the railway industry; for example, sensors for platform screen doors and sensor systems for automatic wash systems for heavy vehicles including trains, trams and buses.
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