IR LIGHT BARRIER

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IR LIGHT BARRIER

Manual

Transmitter

Receiver

Applications : announce visitors, warn against burglars, set boundaries, for science projects,...

Specifications

audible (85dB) and visible (LED) alert
range: 3.3ft to 13ft
on/off switch provided
power supply:
transmitter: 9V DC / 50mA max.
receiver: 9V DC / 20mA max.
9V battery holder and adapter jack included
dimensions:
transmitter: 2.2" x 1.6"
receiver: 3.9" x 2.0"
not recommended for outdoor use
(MK120)

Quantity	Price
1 – 9	$6.84
10 – 99	$6.48
100 +	$5.94

Skill Level of Item:		(Kit - Basic Soldering Required)
Product #		MK120
Quantity Available:		10

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Quantity	Price
1 – 9	$20.52
10 – 99	$19.44
100 +	$17.82

Skill Level of Item:		(Kit - Basic Soldering Required)
Product #		CPS130
Quantity Available:		13

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