Presentation of CARDIN CDR 973AX photocells If you wish to acquire modern, high-performance photocells, don’t hesitate any longer and set your sights on the CARDIN CDR 973AX. CARDIN CDR 973AX photocells are powered by 12 or 24 volts. They are made up of a transmitter and receiver cell, and it is possible to install them on a surface. To protect your gate or garage door, they are part of the equipment that is a must-have in the field. In addition, they are equipped with an optical head, mounted on an adjustable and self-locking pivot. This is adjustable horizontally by rotation of plus or minus 90°, but also vertically by rotation of plus or minus 30° compared to the standard position. Thus, you will improve the coverage area of your photocells thanks to this capacity. Located in a robust case Arranged in a shockproof and waterproof plastic case – and prepared for all fixing systems – the photocells can withstand several everyday hazards. As proof, with their IP66 protection rating. Thus, CARDIN CDR 973AX photocells are completely protected against dust and against splashes of water similar to sea waves. Temperature resistant CARDIN CDR 973AX photocells can be used in all weathers. They have been tested multiple times in freezing and extreme temperatures to guarantee you use 365 days a year, no matter where you come from. Thus, they can be used when the operating temperature reaches -10°C up to 55°C. Thanks to Cardin, no longer be dependent on your environment. A futuristic appearance Who said photocells had to be unique? The Italian manufacturer CARDIN took the challenge of giving a modern look to this CARDIN CDR 973AX device. With its silver-colored base and its black-tinted central part, you will have a device in front of your entrance or in your home that will surprise you with its modernity. Range of CARDIN CDR 973AX photocells The range of photocells depends on the configuration of your installation and where it is located. If your installation is located inside buildings, the range of the device is 30 m. If your installation is located outside, regardless of the weather conditions (fog; rain; dust), the photocells have a range of 15 m Details of CARDIN CDR 973AX photocells When you purchase this product, you also obtain the following items: A transmitter in an aluminum housing, A receiver in an aluminum housing, Two cable glands, Screws Installation of CARDIN CDR 973AX photocells For more For information on the installation of CARDIN CDR 973AX photocells, please refer to the product’s PDF instructions available on Allo Remote Control by clicking here. How to mount your device? First, depending on the particularity of the installation, determine the mounting locations on the wall, and make the connections. Then, to drill the holes which will be used for fixing to the wall, use the template found in the cardboard. Finally, remove the base cover “3”. How to pass the cables through the cable gland: First, attach the base “3” to the wall using screws “4” and fishers “2”. Then, attach the cable glands “6” to the holes “A” of the bases and pass the cables through. Finally, check that the pipe used has a diameter such as to make the cable gland watertight once it has been screwed in, in order to guarantee an IP66 protection rating. To organize the passage of the cables through the wall: First, knock out the cover which blocks the hole “B” on the bases Then, pass the connection cables and apply a seal Then, pass the wires and make the connections correctly on terminal block “5” (see figure 6). CARDIN CDR 973AX photocell FAQ Where can I find other CARDIN brand products? You can find other CARDIN brand products on Allo Remote Control by clicking on the link here Why buy this product on Allo Remote Control? First, know that your satisfaction is the priority. We will handle your product with great care. Then, your order is shipped the same day. Then the 1 year warranty is offered (possible extension up to 2 years – see CGV) Finally, telephone assistance (08 99 25 30 57) or by email (assistance@alloremotecontrol.com) available 5 days a week