BEA introduces new touch-free door activation plate


PITTSBURGH, Pa.  – The new Magic Switch 21 (MS21) from BEA is a stainless steel, corrosion free activation plate that offers safe and sanitary operation of automatic doors. The MS21 initiates the opening cycle of a door with the wave of a user’s hand, requiring no physical contact.

The MS21 is designed for use in hospitals, healthcare facilities, educational institutions and other organizations requiring easy access points that limit the spread of germs and other cross-contaminants. The device is available in both wireless and hardwired versions, and features a backlit LED ring (hardwired only) for easy identification in poorly lit areas.

The MS21 uses capacitive sensing technology to trigger activations. An adjustable sensing zone can be modified from zero out to four inches, depending on conditions. Both wireless and hardwired versions include a sound indicator to denote activation, which can be turned on and off. The sensor’s low profile reduces the potential for damage caused by passing carts or other equipment. A tamper-resistant design conceals all visible access points, locking the activation plate in place with two set screws. Internal components are protected by a NEMA 4 rated enclosure that is resistant to moisture, cleaning agents and other potentially damaging contaminants.

To learn more about BEA's products, visit www.beainc.com or call 1.800.523.2462.



August 5, 2013


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