Introducing the eagerly anticipated TXF-125E; a battery operated Quad Beam sensor for temporary or permanent secure perimeter intruder systems. 
With 4 selectable frequencies, multiple beam sets can be used without crosstalk, whilst adjustable detection distance allows a single beam set to be re-deployed in a variety of installations throughout its operational life. Two 3.6V (17Ah) batteries power each unit for up to 5 years of service, and integrated wireless transmitter battery sharing provides a customisable low-battery warning notification output.
Saves time and money
Designed for compatibility with leading wireless systems, the TXF-125E dramatically reduces the time and cost of installations by requiring no wiring or civil engineering work, ideal for rapid deployment in temporary or permanent secure perimeter intruder systems.
High reliability
A wide beam pitch ensures stability and reduces the possibility of unwanted activations from wildlife and detritus, and the IP65 design ensures integrity regardless of the installation conditions, preventing ingress from water, dust and insects whilst allowing moisture within to evaporate, prohibiting condensation.
Long battery life
Two 3.6V (17Ah) batteries can power each unit for approximately 5 years of service, and an integrated wireless transmitter battery sharing function provides a customizable low battery voltage and warning notification output.
Increased flexibility
With 4 selectable frequencies, multiple beam sets can be used in both linear and stacked configurations without risk of crosstalk, whilst adjustable detection distance allows a single beam set to be re-deployed in a variety of different installations throughout its operational life.
Beam angle adjustment
Featuring ±90° horizontal and ±20° vertical optical head adjustment, the TXF-125E can cater for even the most dynamic of terrains, ensuring high performance intrusion detection in almost any environment.
Other functions
Enhanced features include a drip-proof housing designed to channel precipitation away from the optical face of the beam, anti-bird spikes to prevent our feathered friends from alighting on the units, and lightning surge protection.
