Mighty Mule ighty Mule/Linéaire 12 V Photo Eye Sensors-Paire (R4222), Noir

Name: Mighty Mule ighty Mule/Linéaire 12 V Photo Eye Sensors-Paire (R4222), Noir
Brand: Mighty Mule
SKU: 0090835001372
Price: 122.05 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Mighty Mule

3/5

€
122.05

Offrez à votre portail une sécurité supplémentaire avec les capteurs de faisceau photo Mighty Mule pour les ouvre-portes battants et coulissants Mighty Mule. Les capteurs photoélectriques aident à empêcher la porte de se fermer lorsqu'un obstacle se trouve sur le chemin des capteurs.

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EAN: 0090835001372

Catégories Outils et amélioration de la maison, Quincaillerie, Quincaillerie de portail, Ouverture de portes,

Soutenu par une garantie Mighty Mule de 12 mois et un support technique. Fil basse tension requis (RB509) non inclus ; 100 pi, 250 pi et 500 pi. Longueurs disponibles. Application filaire directe à votre système de portail Mighty Mule (non compatible avec les systèmes d'ouverture de portail à énergie solaire). Installation facile de bricolage (faites-le vous-même) qui comprend 2 capteurs de faisceau photo et le matériel de montage. Sécurité supplémentaire pratique pour votre système de portail pour éviter une fermeture indésirable.

Batteries Required?	‎No
Certification	‎Certified frustration-free, Not Applicable
Color	‎Black
Customer Reviews	3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars 51 ratings 3.9 out of 5 stars
Included Components	‎2 photo beam sensors and mounting hardware
Item model number	‎R4222
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎1.75 pounds
Manufacturer	‎Mighty Mule
Part Number	‎R4222
Power Source	‎Solar
Product Dimensions	‎8.4 x 7.7 x 3.9 inches
Warranty Description	‎12 Month Mighty Mule Warranty

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Scritto da: Naira R Buniatyan

Four Stars

Scritto da: Wanda Geist

Driveway alarm

These here we could not get to work with the monitor in the house which we bought separately but these are totally different than the original ones we had purchased years ago

Scritto da: Todd

Still working!

Not difficult to set up and still working 3 years later!

Scritto da: TJ

Don’t buy

Since I first installed Mighty Mule products, it has been nothing but a constant stream of poor quality. As soon as I add a new item, the system had problems. Too many items on the system a customer service rep once said. But they were all their products. A wand to automatically open the gate on exit. Problems. The photo beam to protect the car from getting hit while the gate closes. Problems. The main board went out and I waited almost 2 years for a replacement. Now the system still doesn’t function. I want all products returned!

Scritto da: Regina Martin

Good price.

Exactly what I needed to go along with my gate. Good price.

Scritto da: Jeffrey A. White

Works great!

Easy to install, easy to calibrate. works as described. Once calibrated and checked for proper function I used a bit of silicone to seal the upper area to further water proof this unit.

Scritto da: JWB

Electrical Engineer (me) says this product is TOTAL JUNK. DO NOT PURCHASE

I am an electrical engineer and have been using previous versions of the product for about 13 years. In the last 2-3 years, the product quality has fallen off a clifff, to the point where the units they ship aren't even effectively quality tested when they leave the factory. This particular unit would not operate: the beam was perfectly aligned, but it would not trip the switch. I tried different time responses too. I've seen this before. This is the third unit in as many years. I will be looking for another manufacturer, because continuing with Linear is just a complete waste of my time.

Scritto da: HOS K.

Hard to install

I consider myself handy and do all my own tech, I installed the gate opener while back and decided to install the eyes, but after spending hours I couldn't figure out how to connect it to gate opener, and finally gave up. The instruction says about how to connect the cables to the eyes, but didn't say anything how/where to connect 6 cables to receiver.