WIS-DSM-WH

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Proximity/Occupancy Sensors: Finished Units

As technology advances, it can be hard to keep up with the latest innovations in proximity/occupancy sensors. However, it is important to understand how these sensors work and what they are used for.

A WIS-DSM-WH application field is a type of proximity/occupancy sensor that is mainly used in industrial settings. These sensors are designed to detect metallic objects without the need for physical contact. The most common application of these sensors is for automatic door and window opening and closing. It functions by sending electromagnetic pulses that are reflected by metal objects that it detects.

This sensor is able to detect target objects based on their reflective properties. The sensors detect movement in its area and will provide feedback when an object is detected within a certain distance. This allows for the door or window to open or close automatically when someone is near. There is also a built-in motion sensor that detects movement within its area.

The WIS-DSM-WH proximity/occupancy sensors are typically used in commercial establishments, office spaces, hospitals, factories, warehouses, and more. It is easy to install and can be quickly connected to existing alarm systems. It is also quick to respond and can detect both small and large objects.

Another type of proximity/occupancy sensors is finished units. These are complete systems that are ready to be installed. This type of sensor is more expensive, but it is easier to use and can offer more features than just the WIS-DSM-WH sensor. Finished units are also more reliable and can detect objects in a wider range.

Finished units typically include a logic board, a transceiver, a receiver, and a display or indicator light. The logic board is responsible for relaying the signal from the transceiver to the receiver. This signal determines whether or not an object is detected. The receiver will then either open or close the door or window based on the signal. Lastly, the display or indicator light will change if an object is detected.

In conclusion, the WIS-DSM-WH proximity/occupancy sensors are versatile and widely used in industrial settings for automatic door and window opening and closing. They are easy to install and can detect both large and small objects. Meanwhile, finished units are more expensive, but offer more features and reliability than the WIS-DSM-WH sensors. They include a logic board, transceiver, receiver, and a display or indicator light.

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