SORHEA uses its technological expertise in the field of infrared barriers and microwaves to develop some costumized products:

For external climatic conditions such as high humidity, low or high temperatures, etc.

For special applications: intrinsically-safe housings can be adapted upon specific request (alarm managment, alarm location and number of beams, column size, attachment systems, etc.)

SORHEA Research and Development department analyzes the special needs in compliance with version 2000 of the ISO9001 standards.

MAXIRIS 2000 infrared barriers can be mounted in double width housings so that a column can contain twice as many IR cells.

Greater control of beam hights
Greater density of infrared wall

This barrier was specially conceived for tropical countries.
It housing double stack (cf. MAXIRIS 2000 double stack) adapted to the warm countries.

They are equipped with dust filters and with an additional thermostat-controlled heater integrated for protection angainst humidity and low temperatures (night).
MAXIRIS 2000 Desert type integrates a thermostat-controlled ventillation for protection against high temperatures (day) and sand filters.

SPECIFICATIONS:

Sand-resistant (IP55)

Polyurethane paint coating sand beige RAL 1015 (other colors available)

Stainless steel fasteners

Petroleum refineries, chemical factories and warehouses that store flammable or explosive products are often classified as combustible zones.

The equipment installed in these locations must be intrinsically safe and comply with the specific standards in effect.

SORHEA offers a range of certified detectors:

Infrared barriers UNIRIS II EEx ; BIRIS II EEx

Microwave barriers ERMUSA EEx

Radar doppler detectors PLANAR EEx

SORHEA can also design other customized equipment.

By using IP67 housings, the equipment can be installed at sea, near the seashore, in ports....

MAXIBUS is the network administrator for MAXIRIS 2000 barriers. It is composed of a transponder module in each receiver column and a hub installed in an equipment room near the alarm control station.
The intrusion alert signals from the barriers are transmitted by the hub alarm switches directly to the alarm control station.

MAXIBUS can be connected to a computer for programming, diagnostics, and review of column records. It can be connected via modem to a telephone network or via an Ethernet network to remotely administrate operation of the infrared columns.
All operations can also be performed remotely.

The 8 input MAXIBUS Network card has 8 auxiliary inputs that receive and route alarm or other types of data directly to a MAXIBUS hub. It is therefore possible to connect to the network of infrared barriers others than the MAXIRIS 2000, or other sensors such as Microwave barriers, PIR, Dopplers, etc.
This card can help provide a substential reduction in the steps required for wiring in order to return alarm data coming from sensors outside of the MAXIBUS Network.

Using a special application for handling incoming signals from MAXIRIS 2000 barriers, heights can be detected (for determining trucks loads).

A specific option used for train yards can distinguish between the passage of a train and pedestrians.