Car Wash Photo Eyes: Explore Your Sensor Options
Car wash photo eyes face spray, wet reflectors, and a reflective apron. Compare EMX thru beam and retroreflective options before you spec the bay door.
September 28, 2026
Car wash photo eyes face spray, wet reflectors, and a reflective apron. Compare EMX thru beam and retroreflective options before you spec the bay door.
Car motion sensors trigger an access point but ignore a stopped vehicle. Compare EMX probe and overhead detector options against four site questions.
Choosing an industrial RFID reader comes down to read zone and tag orientation. Compare EMX Patriot and proximity readers against four site questions.
Patriot-E Standalone Mode: Long-Range RFID Without a Controller Most long-range UHF RFID installs default to the same architecture: a reader at the gate, a controller
Learn top tips and best practices for optimized RFID tag installation for vehicles and access control, and then explore comprehensive UHF RFID and AVI solutions from the team at EMX.
The right drive thru loop detector can add operational efficiency and increase traffic safety. Learn about our Loop Replacement System here.
Explore our sensor mounting solutions, the PhotoeyeVault and the 325-POST-2, to discover what is best for your project.
The MRD-1P Radar Sensor is an ideal radar presence sensor solution that enhances vehicle and pedestrian detection. Explore more benefits here.
Do you need both photoeyes and safety edges for your gates? Here, we will look into why it’s important to utilize both entrapment protection devices.
If you’re searching for access control tech, you might consider either keypads or RFID systems. Let’s dive into the differences between them so you can make an informed choice.