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deTec4 Prime Safety Light Curtain – Service

This video focuses on how to determine which device you have, in the case of a repair situation. You will see the possible combinations for replacement that are available.

11/14/2017 10:02:54 PM

Part List

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionAvailable QuantityPriceView Details
LIGHT CURTAIN HAND/ARM 30MM1211464LIGHT CURTAIN HAND/ARM 30MM1 - Immediate$668.61View Details
LIGHT CURTAIN HAND/ARM 30MM1211495LIGHT CURTAIN HAND/ARM 30MM2 - Immediate$906.28View Details
LIGHT CURTAIN HAND/ARM 30MM1211516LIGHT CURTAIN HAND/ARM 30MM1 - Immediate$1,148.40View Details
LIGHT CURTAIN HAND/ARM 30MM1211462LIGHT CURTAIN HAND/ARM 30MM0 - Immediate$470.91View Details
LIGHT CURTAIN HAND/ARM 30MM1211498LIGHT CURTAIN HAND/ARM 30MM2 - Immediate$951.82View Details

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