Specifications

Page 30 RollSeal SC-325 & SC-650 Controllers Part No 4801-5156 Rev 10-2014
11.4 Wiring Motion Detector (Falcon & Falcon XL)
Motion detectors are sent out in both U.S. and European versions.
The instructions below describe how to wire both versions of the motion detector.
USA Wire Color
Function
European Wire Color
Red
12-24 VDC “+” (positive)
or
12-24 VAC Hot
Brown
Black
12-24 VDC “-” (Negative)
or
12-24 VAC Neutral
Green
White
Relay output Common
White
Green
Relay output N.O.
Yellow
Yellow
Relay output N.C.
Grey
NOTE: Yellow Wire on the USA version is NOT USED with our controller and the Grey wire
on the European version is NOT USED with our controller.
Important! You must first determine how you want the motion detector to function.
1. It can function as a normal motion detector to open upon detection of an object and then allow the
door to timeout and close when no object is detected. NOTE: The YELLOW or GREEN wires
must be moved to the J3 TIMED input from the J5 SIGNA input. See Motion Detector Wiring
Figure on page 30.
2. It can function as an extension of the safety beam’s function by causing the door to reverse upon
detection of an object if the door has begun to close. After the door reverses it will begin to timeout
and close, provided there is no detection. Otherwise, the door will remain open during detection of an
object and will timeout and close when there is no detection. NOTE: The YELLOW or GREEN
wires must be on J5 SIGNAL input.
There are 5 wires coming from the motion detector. The color of the wires are different depending on whether
the detector is a U.S. version or European version (either may be shipped when you buy one). The Motion
Detector Wiring Figure on page 30 shows the wiring depending on which you have received.
The detector is mounted inside the cooler / freezer, above the door and centered over the opening. It should
be angled down at approximately 45 degrees. The cable from the detector goes across the wall above the door
(left side), then down slightly, then through the cooler panel to the outside. From there, it goes to the bottom
of the controller and enters through a water-tight fitting. Once inside the controller, it is wired as shown on
the drawing. This wiring method makes the detector an extension of our safety beam. It affects the door only
when the door is closing and any detection will cause the door to reverse. This will help prevent door damage
from lifts backing out of the box while the door is closing.