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Square white sensor switch with rounded corners, infrared hand-wave activation area, 92mm faceplate for 85mm cut-out

Jedrek

Jedrek 201G Hand Induction Sensor Switch Security

SKU CH-VF6F-476NJ

A touch-free exit button that detects a hand from 1 to 20 cm and operates on 12 to 36 V AC or DC power

  • TypeKeyless Entry System
  • Touch-free exit with hand-wave detection up to 20 cm
  • Wide 12 V to 36 V AC/DC input range suits many power supplies
  • Low 55 mA draw at 12 V DC keeps energy use minimal
  • Compact 92×92×33 mm unit fits standard 85×85 mm cut-outs

Keyless Hand Induction Switch

The Jedrek 201G hand induction switch provides keyless exit control for access systems. It operates on AC or DC input between 12 and 36 volts. The sensor detects a hand at a distance of 1 to 20 centimetres using a 38 KHz modulation frequency. The unit draws 55 milliamps at 12 volts DC and fits a 92 by 92 by 33 millimetre footprint.

Touch-Free Exit For Access Control

Suited for installations that need a no-touch exit button, such as offices, labs or secure doors where hygiene or speed matters. Builders who require a credential reader, biometric verification or a keypad for entry should look at other devices, as this unit only triggers release on hand proximity.

Highlights

  • Touch-free exit with hand-wave detection up to 20 cm
  • Wide 12 V to 36 V AC/DC input range suits many power supplies
  • Low 55 mA draw at 12 V DC keeps energy use minimal
  • Compact 92×92×33 mm unit fits standard 85×85 mm cut-outs

Specifications

TypeKeyless Entry System

Questions about this item

Will the 38KHz sensor work with my existing 12V access control board?

Yes, the unit accepts AC/DC 12V to 36V input and draws 55mA at 12V DC, matching common 12V access control power supplies.

How can I verify the induction range is set correctly after mounting?

Wave a hand within the 1 to 20cm sensing distance; the switch should trigger instantly at any point in that range.

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