OPEN THE PHOTOCELL

MFE

V1.5 REV. 04/2022

OPERATION/PROGRAMMING MANUAL

53mm 60mm
38mm

01 • Press the chrome part in the 02 • Slide the chrome part. 03 • Open the photocell by
areas indicated in the image. separating the pieces from the
bottom part.
Max. Distance 12 meters
115mm 96mm
INSTALLING THE PHOTOCELL

Junction
box
Recommended
height:
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS 500mm

• Power supply AC 12/24V - DC 12/24/36V

• Consumption 100mA 01. FIXING THE PHOTOCELL

• Distance 12 meters

• Working Temperature -25°C ~ +65°C A

• Relay Capacity “Volt-free contacts”

• Protection grade IP54

LEDs
• Polarization filter This feature prevents reflections caused by reflective objects. A-Hole for
screws

LEDs B-Hole for B

cables A A
Red Orange Green Signal strength

No signal 01 • Place the photocell base in the desired location so that the power cable passes through the hole
Low in the base.
02 • Mark the location of the 3 fixing holes and drill the holes.
Medium 03 • Secure the photocell with suitable bushings and screws.
04 • Connect the wires to the circuit board (wiring diagram image).
High
05 • Turn on the photocell without placing the photocell cover.

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 02. MIRROR PLACEMENT WIRING DIAGRAM

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NC
36Vdc/24Vac

The MFE is designed to protect any light disturbance. However, too much light
can cause unstable conditions with the sensor, such as; strong sunlight directed
01 • Place the mirror in front of the photocell, with the help of the light from the photocell. or reflected exactly in the sensor's field of view. It is recommended to avoid such
02 • Make use of the indicator lights to set the best location for fixing the mirror. installation.
03 • Mark the location of the fixing hole and drill.
04 • Secure the mirror with the appropriate bushing and screw. The existence of ice, snow, fog or smoke can interfere with the operation of the
photocell.

03. PHOTOCELL TUNING

LEDs

C C
C-Tunning
screws

01 • If there is no signal, or if the signal is low, use the tuning screws to adjust the direction of the light
to increase the signal.

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