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Documentation page: https://vutlan.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/DEN/pages/1711833089/VT530+Access+sensor
Product page: https://vutlan.com/analog-sensors/18-vt530-access-sensor.html
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Function and purpose
At installation on doors, windows, etc., the sensor controls the status of the door, window: opened, closed. The sensor The VT530 Access Sensor is essential for access control and is designed to monitor the status of doors and windows (open or closed). It consists of two parts: a magnet and a sensor, ensuring accurate detection of access points being opened or closed. Chain connection is possible. It can be connected to any analog port (A1...A8) of the Vutlan monitoring unit and supports daisy chaining, allowing multiple sensors to be linked in a series for easy and scalable installations.
For larger systems, the number of sensors and overall cable length can be extended using the VT408 Sensor Extension Unit, allowing for scalable access control across multiple entry points.
This sensor is ideal for securing sensitive areas and ensuring continuous monitoring of entry status.
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The sensor can not be used on its own. It must be used together with Vutlan monitoring systems. |
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Used for
The VT530 Access Sensor is primarily used for:
Access Control: It monitors the status of doors and windows (open or closed), making it ideal for securing entry points in sensitive areas like server rooms, data centers, and restricted facilities.
Intrusion Detection: It can detect unauthorized access attempts by monitoring the status of doors and windows, and alerting security systems when entry points are breached.
Automation Systems: Integrated into automation systems, it can trigger actions such as locking doors, activating alarms, or adjusting environmental controls when doors or windows are opened or closed.
Server Rack Access Control: It monitors whether server rack doors are open or closed, providing real-time status updates. This is critical for securing sensitive IT equipment and preventing unauthorized access to servers and networking hardware.
This sensor is crucial in environments where constant access monitoring is required for safety, security, or automation purposes.
Technical specifications
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Type | Analog sensor |
Measures | Contact closed/open using a magnet |
Chainable | Yes. All sensors in a chain show as 1 element in web interface. Triggering any sensor triggers the same element. |
Dimensions | 600×18x18 mm |
Weight | 106 g |
Inputs | RJ11 / RJ12 (6p4c) |
Outputs | RJ11 / RJ12 (6p4c) |
Operating temperature | Min. -10° C, Max.80° C |
Operating humidity | Min. 5% - Max. 95% (Non-Condensing) |
Mounting | Mounting bracket, bolts, and stickers included for installation inside IT racks and cabinets |
Power consumption | 60mW |
Max. distance m | 150 m |
Manufactured in | Slovak Republic, E.U. |
HS Code | 8531 10 300 |
GTIN | 8588009886167 |
Connecting the sensor
Connect one end of the RJ11(6p4c) cable to the monitoring unit into any analog ports (A1...A8) and the other end to the "VT530 / Access sensor".
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The access sensor will appear automatically in a System tree.
Chain connection of analog sensors
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Installation inside a rack or cabinet using a bracket
Mounting bracket
A mounting bracket is supplied with the unit.
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Installation
Example 1
The magnet needs to be mounted on the door or the window. If the door is open, the switch is Open. If the door is closed, the switch is Closed. You can reverse the logic inside the Web UI interface.
Depending on the construction of the door/window/rack you can use supplied bolts, stickers, or a mounting bracket to mount the sensor and the magnet.
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Cable pinouts
"RJ11/RJ12" to "RJ11/RJ12" cable pinouts:
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Package content
Included page VT530 package content
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RJ9 (4p4c)
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Analog sensors connection
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Sensor configuration
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Drawings
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VT530 magnet:
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VT530 sensor:
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Pages of interest
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Copyright:
Vutlan s.r.o. (LLC)
Remote Infrastructure Monitoring and Control
43 ul.Svornosti, 821 06 Bratislava,
Slovak Republic