Liftmaster Monitored Thru-Beam PE w/ heater
The Liftmaster Monitored Thru-Beam Photo Eye with heater (SKU LMTBUL) is a UL Recognized entrapment-protection sensor designed to work with Liftmaster's 2018 UL 325 gate operators and their integrated diagnostics. As a thru-beam system, it provides a long-range sensing distance of up to 90 ft., making it a versatile solution for safeguarding gate openings against entrapment.
Engineered for harsh applications, this photo eye carries a NEMA 4X rating for superior weather resistance and ships with durable hoods to shield it from the elements. A built-in heater supports dependable performance in most environments, while a wider beam angle and a versatile gimble bracket simplify alignment and fine adjustment. Multi-view LED status lights and an alignment strength indicator make installation and troubleshooting straightforward, with solid blue indicating optimal alignment, blinking blue indicating near alignment, and solid red indicating a misaligned or obstructed beam.
For dual-gate applications, wireless network capability eliminates the need to wire between operators. The LMTBUL is built with quality-grade materials including a stainless-steel sensor hood, a durable polycarbonate reflector hood, and powder-coated galvanized mounting brackets. Note that the LMTBUL emitter is not interchangeable with the LMRRUL emitter.
- UL Recognized and meets UL 325 requirements for entrapment protection
- Long-range thru-beam sensing distance up to 90 ft.
- NEMA 4X rated for superior weather resistance, with hoods included
- Built-in heater for dependable performance (not recommended for solar applications)
- Pulsed monitoring technology with multi-view LED status and alignment strength indicator
- Wireless network capability for dual-gate applications
- Includes brackets, hardware, 10 ft. wire and hoods; operating range -40°F to 149°F; 2-year warranty
| SKU | LMTBUL |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Liftmaster |
| Prop 65 | ⚠ WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer or birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov |

