SAFETY EDGES

for doors and gates

EDG                 Resistive safety edges   

DFWIN        Taught wire edges 

DCY                   Mechanical  safety edges

RIO              Wireless safety edge sender

Safety edges are a contact device to stop or reverse the direction of a door or gate. The switch contacts presented to the control panel needs to be normally closed. Use Cat2 or Cat3 rated edges for critical risks.

The deformation before detection distance should be matched with the speed of the moving edge and the gate's reaction delay.

system EDG

Buy in packs to assemble on site. Less time, less waste, lower cost.

Let EDG give you the edge!

CAME's new EDG system is a self assembly resistive edge with three profiles. Two conductive rubber strips connect when the edge is deformed. An 8k2 termination resistor gives the 'safe' resistance. 

EDG must be connected to an 8k2 input, or use an interface to convert to NC.

3  PROFILES

... with three heights for fast, medium, and slow moving edges

Taught wires edges are a reliable form of mechanical safety edge. A rubber profile encloses a tight wire from top to bottom. As pressure is applied to the rubber edge, the wire is stretched, which activates a microswitch. 

DFWIN gives a NO and NC contact. An 8k2 resistor can be fitted.

DCY are aluminium safety edges available in black or yellow. They are used for applications around slow moving edges. An optional rubber nose increases deformation before detection distance.

DCY's have two NC microswitches. They can be trimmed to length on site. 

RIO is a range of wireless safety devices. The safety edge sender  (5)  is fixed to the gate near the safety edge. A receiver in the control panel responds when the edge is deformed.

• The standalone receiver RIO-CT8WS has four outputs. Out1 and Out2 are for safety edge senders, and normally connected to Came control panel inputs C7 or C8. Out3 and Out4 are for wireless photobeams, and normally connected to Came control panel inputs C1, or C2, or C3.
• Each RIO-ED8WS edge sender can take 2 edges. They can be 8k2 or N/C contacts. Each input can be programmed to Out1 or Out2, or both inputs to the same output.
• Each RIO-PH8WS wireless photobeam pair has a transmitter and a receiver. Only the receiver side talks to the standalone receiver RIO-CT8WS. Each photobeam set takes one channel, and can be programmed to Out3 or Out4.
• The standalone receiver can accept up to 7 devices total spread across all 4 outputs. For example, 4 edges could be connected via two RIO-ED8WS edge senders. That leaves 3 more channels that could be 3 sets of photobeams. No more.