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🔑📡 Full control at the touch of a button! Handheld transmitter – reliable, compact & powerful
Marantec Special 670 Connection of two 2-wire photocells to one entrance
€70,35Unit price /UnavailableMarantec Special 613-2 reflex photocell, 8 m range, 2-wire, 7.5 m cable
€131,67Unit price /UnavailablePro-Line drive-through light barrier
€142,02Unit price /Unavailable

Light barriers for gates & doors – Reliable safety for every application
Light barriers are a key component of modern safety solutions for automatic gates . They reliably detect people, vehicles, or obstacles in the path of travel – and automatically stop the gate to prevent accidents and damage.
Photocells for gates: safety and efficiency combined
- Maximum security: protection for people, vehicles & gate systems
- Universally applicable: For sectional doors, roller doors, sliding gates, doors & driveways
- Infrared technology: Long range & reliable detection – even in sun or rain
- Easy installation: floor, wall or frame mounting possible
- Indoor & Outdoor: Suitable for garages, workshops, industrial halls & outdoor areas
Through-beam & retro-reflective light barriers – the right solution for every application
Whether as a one-way photocell with transmitter and receiver or as a reflective photocell with a mirror: Our models are precise, low-maintenance, and compatible with common door operators – e.g., from Hörmann, Marantec, SOMMER, etc.
Ideal for industry & private
- Industry & Commerce: Logistics centers, parking garages, factory gates
- Private sector: garage doors, driveways, access solutions
- Public institutions: fire brigade, rescue services, vehicle fleets
Individual solutions & advice
Our light barriers are used throughout Germany – including in Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Cologne, Leipzig , and more. We offer customized systems tailored to your gates, environment, and security requirements.
Find the right light barrier now – at tormeister24
Increase security, convenience, and reliability with high-quality light barriers from tormeister24. Order online now or get personal advice!
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How does a photocell work on a gate?
An infrared light barrier detects whether an object interrupts the light beam. In this case, the door movement is stopped immediately or not initiated at all – for maximum safety.
Which light barrier is the right one?
Through-beam sensors are particularly safe, but require two mounting points. Retro-reflective sensors are easier to install and often less expensive—ideal for standard applications.
Can I retrofit a light barrier?
Yes! Our light barriers are retrofittable and compatible with most drives. Connection is made via the control system's safety contacts.
Are light barriers weatherproof?
Many of our models are rated IP65 or higher , making them dust and splash-proof – ideal for outdoor use.
What happens when exposed to direct sunlight?
Our light barriers use modulated infrared light that operates reliably even in direct sunlight. For critical environments, we recommend disposable solutions.
What are light barriers?
Photoelectric barriers are state-of-the-art safety systems commonly used on gates. They work by transmitting a light beam between a transmitter and a receiver. If the light beam is interrupted, the photoelectric barrier detects this and triggers an appropriate response, such as stopping a moving gate. This makes photoelectric barriers very important for the safety of entry areas.
Advantages of light barriers for gates
A key advantage of photoelectric sensors is their reliability. They operate in a variety of weather conditions, eliminating the need for regular manual inspection. They're also easy to install and don't provoke mechanical wear, making maintenance easier. This means you can take pride in keeping your security systems up to date without much effort.
Possible uses and applications
Photoelectric barriers can be used not only at driveways, but also in warehouses, parking lots, and industrial applications. This is because they ensure that no people or vehicles are endangered when the gate opens or closes. This increases safety, which is why many experts recommend incorporating this technology into their security concept.