BEA FALCON EX Explosion-Proof Industrial Motion Sensors provide microwave radar activation for qualified industrial door and vehicle-entrance installations in appropriately classified hazardous areas. The two factory models share an explosion-proof / flame-proof industrial enclosure and a 100 ft cable configuration, but differ by their required installation height. Confirm the actual hazardous-area certification, hazardous material group, zone/class/division and local authority approval for the specific site before specifying a sensor.

Industrial Explosion-Proof Sensor Features

• 24.150 GHz radar motion technology: Detects moving approach traffic and supplies a compatible activation signal to a properly engineered gate or door controller.
• Specialized explosion-proof enclosure: Intended for specific hazardous-location applications, with suitability determined by the product label and BEA current certification documents.
• NEMA 4X / IP66 environmental protection: Weather- and corrosion-resistant enclosure when installed to the manufacturer requirements.
• 100 ft factory cable: Supports routing from the hazardous-area sensor to the authorized control point, subject to cable-management and hazardous-area wiring rules.
• 12–24V AC/DC operation: Low-voltage supply per manufacturer requirements and applicable hazardous-area installation design.
• Two mounting profiles: Standard EX for approximately 11.5–23 ft mounting, or EX XL for approximately 6.5–11.5 ft low mounting.
• Commercial/industrial uses: Application-specific chemical plants, industrial processing areas, logistics entrances and hazardous-location vehicle door controls.

Standard EX Versus EX XL

• 10FALCONEX100 Standard: Explosion-proof FALCON radar sensor configured with 100 ft cable for approximately 11.5–23 ft mounting heights.
• 10FALCONEXXL100 Low Mount: Explosion-proof low mounting model, also with 100 ft cable, for approximately 6.5–11.5 ft mounting heights.

Important: Both variants are specialized hazardous-location products and are not interchangeable with ordinary IP65 FALCON, FALCON WIDE or FALCON XL devices where an explosion-proof listing is required. Confirm the full supplied model code and approved environment before purchasing.

Available Factory Models and Specifications

Only these listed manufacturer configurations are included in this product family. Use the exact model and factory SKU to select the correct installation length, height or detection profile.

Technical Specifications and Safety

Engineering and Installation Checklist

1. Verify area classification: Confirm class/division/zone, gas or dust group, temperature requirements, applicable NEC/CEC or local electrical code and current manufacturer certificates.
2. Choose height: Select standard or XL based on actual mounting elevation and radar field geometry; these models have different detection characteristics.
3. Check wiring: Route the supplied cable using approved fittings and conduit practices for the location, without compromising the explosion-proof assembly.
4. Verify power and output: Ensure door/gate controls can accept the correct low-voltage supply and relay or activation interface.
5. Install securely: Mount using approved structural hardware, maintaining enclosure seals, orientation and protective clearances.
6. Commission carefully: Validate radar response for expected vehicles and traffic while reducing false activation from moving machinery.
7. Check full system safety: Provide independent door/gate safety devices and required emergency release as specified by the complete installation.

Industrial Applications and Ordering Scope

For appropriately certified chemical, fuel, manufacturing, process and warehouse environments where qualified installers require a hazardous-location rated radar door activator. This is one factory FALCON EX industrial radar sensor with its specified cable; gate operators, additional safety devices and control panels are not included unless separately identified.

Every model has its own preserved manufacturer SKU, selling price, compare-at price, cost, inventory quantity and existing shipping weight. Confirm boxed shipping weight and packaging dimensions before carrier rating.