Made for who's on foot: pedestrians and people.
A progressive-CMOS camera sensor built to spot people, not just motion. Per the manufacturer: camera sensing is more suitable for detecting people, providing better performance when detecting pedestrians — the right call for crosswalks, walkways and any zone where foot traffic needs its own warning trigger.
Available on Industrial Projectors category projectors — Titan, Laser Safety Line, Laser Line and LY-Pro. It ships and wires in with your order.
More suitable for detecting approaching forklift trucks, offering stable vehicle detection.
Vehicles & forkliftsMore suitable for detecting people, providing better performance when detecting pedestrians.
People & pedestriansNot strictly either/or — a warehouse aisle carrying both forklift and foot traffic is often best covered with one of each.
Camera-based detection is tuned for pedestrians — better performance spotting people than a motion-only sensor.
Image-based analysis can tell a pedestrian apart from a forklift or a stray pallet, not just "something moved." *Depends on environment and configuration.
Tune how sensitive it is and exactly which part of the frame triggers your projector, so it ignores traffic outside the zone you're protecting. *Depends on environment and configuration.
0.01 lux color (AGC on) and 0 lux monochrome with IR — keeps working after dark.
1/2.8" progressive CMOS sensor with an F1.4–2.8 aperture and electronic shutter down to 1/10000 sec.
3.6mm or 6mm lens — choose the field of view that matches your walkway or crosswalk width.
About 20–26 ft — covers a full walkway or crosswalk from one mount point.
Sealed against dust and water for real warehouse and dock-door environments.
Rated for roughly 50,000 hours of operation.
Cover a mixed-traffic aisle with both — radar for vehicles, camera for the people sharing the same space.
Best practice: pair with a Radar Sensor on the same aisle if it also carries forklift or vehicle traffic — camera excels at people, radar excels at vehicles, and mixed-traffic zones benefit from both.
| Detects | People & pedestrians (camera) |
| Detection Range | 6–8m (about 20–26 ft), max |
| Image Sensor | 1/2.8" Progressive CMOS |
| Aperture Value | F1.4 – 2.8 ±5% |
| Electronic Shutter | 1/25 sec – 1/10000 sec |
| Minimum Illumination | Color: 0.01 lux (F1.2, AGC ON) · Monochrome: 0 lux with IR |
| Lens | 3.6mm / 6mm (optional) |
| Temperature Range | -30°C to 60°C (-22°F to 140°F) |
| Water Resistance | IP65 |
| Operating Life | ~50,000 hours |
People and pedestrians. Per the manufacturer, camera sensing is more suitable for detecting people, providing better performance when detecting pedestrians than a radar-only approach.
Camera for pedestrians, Radar for vehicles and forklifts — they're tuned for different jobs. A warehouse aisle with both forklift and foot traffic often benefits from one of each, not a strict either/or choice.
Yes — it's rated to 0.01 lux in color mode (AGC on) and 0 lux in monochrome with IR, so it keeps detecting people after dark.
The 3.6mm lens gives a wider field of view for shorter, wider walkways; the 6mm lens gives a narrower, longer-reaching view — better for a straight, longer crosswalk or aisle. Tell us your space and we can help you pick.
Up to 6–8m (about 20–26 ft) detection range. It's IP65-rated against dust and water, built for a -30°C to 60°C (-22°F to 140°F) operating range, and rated for roughly 50,000 hours of service.
Yes — it's offered as an add-on on the LY-Pro and on every projector in our Industrial Projectors category (Titan, Laser Safety Line, Laser Line), wired independently of the projector's own controls.
Open Titan, Laser Safety Line, Laser Line, or LY-Pro and add the Camera Sensor for $698.88 right in the configurator.
Radar Sensor — $638.88
