Blind door safety

[rtandems@yahoo.com]

At work we have much used door between the floor and the offices. As
it has no window, there are a lot of near collisions. Adding a window
is not an option.

Does anyone know of a system with a pair of PIRs and simple warning
lights? Something where a person approaching the door would cause a
light on the other side of the door to go on. I know I could cobble
together something easily enough, but a commercial solution would be
more likely to be approved.

Thanks,

-Brian

[Doug]

<rtandems@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> At work we have much used door between the floor and the offices. As
> it has no window, there are a lot of near collisions. Adding a window
> is not an option.
>
> Does anyone know of a system with a pair of PIRs and simple warning
> lights? Something where a person approaching the door would cause a
> light on the other side of the door to go on. I know I could cobble
> together something easily enough, but a commercial solution would be
> more likely to be approved.
>
> Thanks,
>
> -Brian

Could you put a camera above the door on outswinging side and a LCD monitor
above the door on the other side ?.

Doug

[rtandems@yahoo.com]

On Dec 14, 1:15*pm, "Doug" <n...@home.com> wrote:
> Could you put a camera above the door on outswinging side and a LCD monitor
> above the door on the other side ?.

Probably could, but it seems a bit overkill. All I need is a light.

I know I've seen this product somewhere, but I can't think of what it
would be called.

-Brian