Elite AELD Loop Detector (Limited Time Sale)

Name: Elite AELD Loop Detector (Limited Time Sale)
Brand: ELITE
SKU: AELD
Price: 149.99 USD
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Vendor: MFG:ELITE

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Elite AELD Plug-In Loop Detector

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The Elite AELD Plug-In Loop Detector is a versatile and convenient tool for adding loop detection capabilities to your system. It can be easily plugged into the Q400 circuit board, eliminating the need for a separate harness. This loop detector can be used for exit, center, or safety loops, depending on the specific machine and application. It is designed specifically for use with Elite Omni Boards. A manual for this loop detector is available for download.

Features

Easy, just plug into the Q400 circuit board
May be used for exit loop, safety loop and center loop
No harness is necessary
May be used for Exit Loop, Center Loop, or Safety Loop, depending on the machine and application
For use with Elite Omni Boards only

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Mickey Chenault M. C. Mickey C. 22-04-2023

Question asked: I am in a gated community with three gates. Our main gate has been sticking in the open position intermittently, requiring turning the controller off and then on to reset. I removed the loop detector for three days and had no failure. Exit was by remote only; entry was by keypad or remote. After replacing loop detector, the gate failed within thirty minutes. Is it possible that the loop detector is not releasing the gate to close, and do you think replacing it fix the problem?

I am in a gated community with three gates. Our main gate has been sticking in the open position intermittently, requiring turning the controller off and then on to reset. I removed the loop detector for three days and had no failure. Exit was by remote only; entry was by keypad or remote. After replacing loop detector, the gate failed within thirty minutes. Is it possible that the loop detector is not releasing the gate to close, and do you think replacing it fix the problem?

23-04-2023

First you need to isolate the fault and check whether it's the [underground] loop itself or the loop detector. Normally the detector will light up the LED for "loop fail" if the loop itself is bad, but sometimes it doesn't "read" the fault until the loop is completely dead. Otherwise, if they loop is good then yes you will need a new loop detector. We also sell Elite M500 loop tester, if that's something you're interested in...

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