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The VD961A, known as the Magna Sensor, is of a new generation of electronic sensors which do the job of a loop detector, except better and more reliably. The Magna sensor recognizes vehicles by the ferrous content of the car. Unlike ordinary loop detectors, the sensor adjusts for most drainage and access covers.

TOP44FGN is a fixed code remote with four buttons transmitting on 433MHz. Note the black ring around the black buttons; any other coloured ring is not compatible. It not a style thing! Each button can be have a code cloned onto it by a compatible remote. 

AGT is the handset intercom characterized by the essential lines and ergonomic handset with magnetic hang-up that eliminates the risk of falling or incomplete contact.
Soft touch buttons for the X1 version, traditional mechanical buttons in the 200 version, with white indicator LEDs. In the EVO version, up to 6 intercom calls can be programmed.

The VD955 can be used as either a safety loop or free exit probe detector. It should not be used as a safety loop if used with a Free Exit Probe. 

The VD955 includes a VD.CI Interface board, to work with most gate automation control panels.

• 10-30V ac/dc
• Selectable for full loop or exit sensor
• Selectable fail safe (presence) or fail secure (exit)
• 10 sensitivities
• 4 frequencies
• Contact closure/opening time delay

DLX30CEP is Came's latest traditional square surface photobeam. It replaced DELTA-E and DOC-E. 

DLX30CIP is Came's latest traditional square flush photobeam. It replaced DELTA-I and DOC-I. 

FA.T80   CoBRA programmable beam

Programmable range photobeam, one side only. Set range on DIP switches, or fully adjustable. 

Two-channel 433.92 MHz standalone receiver. Housing is IP54 (internal). 12 to 24 V ac/dc. Stores up to 50 remotes. Compatible with TOP, TAM, ATOMO D, TWIN and TTS coding.

DOC-I Flush fitting safety or free exit photocells 20m range. ~ Replaced With The DLX30CIP

DLX30CIP - Direct Replacement

Make sure you choose the correct number of casements and manual releases so it matches the number of motors that you need.

Use this tool to build a FROG kit of your choice:

-Motor and Control Panel. The panels match the chosen motor.

-Manual release type. Choose from lever, trilobe or custom key.

-Remotes. Choose between 2 button and 4 button, fixed or rolling code.

-Foundation casing. 

-Photocells. 

-Choose whether you need a radio card and/or antenna.