Mounting and wiring the safety reversing sensors – Chamberlain 9950D User Manual

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Carriage Bolt
1/4"-20x1/2"

Lens

Wing Nut
1/4"-20

Figure 5

MOUNTING AND WIRING THE SAFETY
REVERSING SENSORS

• Slide a 1/4"-20x1/2" carriage bolt head into the slot

on each sensor. Use wing nuts to fasten sensors
to brackets, with lenses pointing toward each other
across the door. Be sure the lens is not obstructed
by a bracket extension. See Figure 5.

• Finger tighten the wing nuts.

Recommended Wire Routing

1. Using insulated staples, run the wires from both

sensors to the rail at the door header
(see Figure 6).

2. Cross and twist the two wires where they meet

the rail (see Figure 6, Illustration A). Run the wires
inside the channels at the top of the rail, along
each side, to the motor unit. Do not use the lower
(trolley) channels.
Use a screwdriver tip to tuck
the wires snugly into the channels.

NOTE: If your access door is near the garage
door, you may choose to install the door control at
this time and run the door control wire along the
rail with the sensor wires. Use one rail channel for
the door control wire and the other channel for
both sensor wires. If you choose this option, follow
instructions 1-3 on page 20 now.

3. Pull wires taut across the top of the chassis and

insert into the opening above the terminal block
(see Figure 6, Illustration B). You will complete the
wiring in Installation Step 7.

Wing Nut
1/4"-20

Staples

Carriage Bolt

1/4"-20x1/2"

HARDWARE SHOWN ACTUAL SIZE

Invisible Light Beam
Protection Area

Safety Reversing Sensor

Safety Reversing
Sensor

Bell Wire

Header
Bracket

Header
Wall

Sensor
Wire

Twist
Wires

Sensor
Wire

Rail
Channel

2. Run wires alon g channels
to motor unit. Use screwdrive blade
to tuck snu g ly into channels.

1. Run wires from sensors to end of rail
at the door header. Cross & twist here to
help contain wires in channels on top of rail.

3. Pull wires taut across top of chassis
and insert into openin g above
terminal block.

Figure 6

A

B

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