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About the interval when installing EWF next to each other
When installing EWF next to each other, how much interval needed between?
If EWF are installed next to each other, they may interfere each other and cause a malfunction. Therefore, leave an interval as twice as the directivity angle.
The interval can be calculated below.
Interval = (tan directional angle x maximum working distance) x 2 times
EWF-1E series Direction angle 1 ° Interval (mm) = 35 x distance (m)
EWF-0E series directional angle 1.4 ° interval (mm) = 48 x distance (m)
Also, make sure that the light reception level is not lit by the light from the devices nearby while the light of the communication partner is blocked.
Relation
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