



DGWCRADAR-KIT-K RADAR Toilet Door System
Disabled Persons RADAR Toilet System with heavy duty key switch & sensor. The outside radar unit is made from a powder coated aluminium plate, with a stainless steel electronic radar key switch mechanism, antimicrobial fascia and LED status indicator. The internal sensor is made from the same powder coated aluminium plate & antimicrobial fascia, and has a touch free infrared sensor with LED status indicator. Both a designed to be flush fitted to double gang back boxes.
The full kit includes radar key switch with LED indicator, internal lock/open touch free sensor, power supply with control PCB, battery, mag lock, break glass and key switch. An ideal system for disabled toilet doors in offices, public toilets, hospitals, doctors surgeries and shopping centres. All our RADAR systems are heavy duty and reliable.
How Our Toilet Sensors Work?
- The toilet door is normally locked. If it is vacant, as shown by the blue status LED, the user can insert their Radar key and turn it to the right. The door will unlock and open.
- Once inside and the door is shut, the user operates the internal Wave to Lock/Open sensor. This changes all the LED’s to red, signifying the engaged status, and inhibits the external Radar key switch.
- When finished the user operates the same sensor and the door unlocks and opens, the LED’s change back to blue.
RADAR Keys allow disabled people to open locked accessible toilets all over the UK. Disabled toilets are common, and certain premises are required to have them by law but they are often locked to ensure they can only be used by people who need them. This can become a problem if a member of staff is not on hand with the key when you need it. If you have mobility problems getting a key in advance is a very good idea. We stock these if you are in need of any extras.
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Additional information
Weight | 4.9 kg |
- All switches are anti-microbial
- Powered by 12-24Vdc
- Switching red & blue LEDs to show engaged or vacant status
- Full disabled toilet lock kit
- Anti prank contact to prevent misuse
- Timed clean output for auto door operation
- Powder coated aluminium flush fit plate with stainless steel radar keyswitch & LED status indicator, to fit double gang back box
- Powder coated aluminium flush fit plate wave to lock/wave to open infrared sensor with LED status indicator, to fit double gang back box
- Internal use
Disabled Persons Toilet Kit Includes
- 12V power supply with WCPCB (with control PCB)
- Internal Wave To Lock sensor (flush fit)
- External Radar key switch with LED indicator (flush fit)
- Monitored Heavy Duty Mag lock
- Emergency break glass with sounder
- Battery
- Momentary Key switch for emergency entry (flush fit, add NSSLEEVE for surface)
- Radar Key
Internal sensor beeps when touched but nothing happens.
- Link out the door switch terminals on the control board. If this works, check mag lock reed switch/monitoring wiring and armature plate alignment.
The system keeps locking with no one inside
- Ensure the mag lock contacts are wired into the control board.
- Adjust the potentiometer on the internal touch sensor so that it switches for 3 – 5 seconds.
- Turn down the sensitivity on the internal touch sensor, especially if there is emergency lighting nearby.
- Make sure there isn’t excess cable in the touch sensor back box.
- Re-terminate internal touch sensor connections.
Door re-locks instantly when unlocking
- Adjust the potentiometer on the internal touch sensor so that it switches for 3 – 5 seconds.
- This can be caused by the mag lock contact going open and closed circuit while the internal touch sensor is still beeping.
- Check the armature alignment and that the door is not juddering when opening.
- If necessary, replace the mag lock or fit a standard magnetic door contact instead.
System goes red but mag lock does not engage.
- Check the position of the override keyswitch and break glass.
- Link out the NC & KS/BG terminals on the control board. If it works with the link in, and your keyswitch and breakglass are in the correct position, then you have a break in the cable somewhere.
Automatic door doesn’t open when it should
- Take the two wires to your automatic door operator out of the C and NO relay terminals on the control board and join them together. If the door still doesn’t open, then the problem lies with the operator. Please contact the supplier/manufacturer.
Is it possible to have more than one internal touch sensor?
- Yes, you can have multiple Touch to Lock/Open sensors, just wire them in parallel.