Staff approach with both hands occupied.
The recessed pocket accepts a toe-operated request.
The foot switch mounts low in the wall and presents a recessed opening for the user's toe. A photoelectric sensor detects entry into the pocket without requiring a treadle to move. The assembly connects to a compatible door-control system through its low-voltage interface. Its recessed form keeps the activation point away from hand level and distinguishes it from a floor-standing pedal or a flat gesture sensor mounted near the skirting.
| Detection | Photoelectric |
|---|---|
| User Action | Toe insertion |
| Installation | Recessed low wall |
| Supply | 12 VDC |
| System Interface | Compatible CAN door system |
| Moving Pedal | None |
| Sensor Position | Within recessed pocket |
| Output Purpose | Door-opening request |
| Component Type | Foot activation station |
| Customization | Recess preparation and connection can suit the intended automatic doorway. |
The recessed pocket accepts a toe-operated request.
The assembly is fixed into the low wall.
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