Equipment reference / Rytec Fast-Seal photo-eye cable: front/rear scope and exact receiver prefix

Rytec Fast-Seal photo-eye cable: front/rear scope and exact receiver prefix

Read the manual’s explicit shared-cable statement while preserving its mixed receiver-number labels.

Identification details & limits

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Identification and scope details from the cited sources; each row retains its source locator.
Unresolved photoeye routing contradictionThe opening note calls BOTTOM the front/lower photoeyes and TOP the rear/higher pair, but the routing text then sends TOP-labeled cables to the front and BOTTOM-labeled cables to the rear. This internal contradiction remains unresolved; do not derive cable routing or replacement assignment from those labels alone.
Telco SMT3000 transmitter labelR00141087
Unprefixed Telco SMR3215 receiver label in the diagram00141088
Existing exact-number reference: 0014108800141088
Photo-eye cable: four poles, M12 connector, 50 feetR0012053
Documented cable scopeThe diagram states that its front and rear photo eyes use R0012053. This is a cable-to-these-listed-photo-eyes statement, not compatibility with every Telco or every door controller.
Receiver discrepancyThe common-parts list prints R00141088, while this diagram prints 00141088. Both spellings remain literal; no R-prefix alias is established.
Pairing limitSMT3000 and SMR3215 are source label text. Frequency, connector pinout, response time and a universal transmitter/receiver pairing are not inferred.
Serial and revision scopeThis reference describes the March 2021 manual currently linked by Rytec as the 17-inch side-column owner manual. The manual also includes other column sizes. Match the exact column, hand, installed generation and door serial number with Rytec; the source warns that engineered or later parts may differ.
Photoeye mounting rolesThe front photoeyes sit on support posts in the columns, while the rear photoeyes mount in holes in the rear windbar guides. The two pairs provide closing-obstruction protection.
  • Rytec Fast-Seal installation manualR0215001 December 2, 2014, PDF page 29 / printed page 24: Photoeye mounting roles · checked 2026-09-13 · R0215001 December 2, 2014 · Rytec
Photoeye activation limitThe sensors are not door activators and do not open a closed door. A transmitter and receiver are diagonally arranged to reduce interference between the two pairs.
  • Rytec Fast-Seal installation manualR0215001 December 2, 2014, PDF page 37 / printed page 30: Photoeye activation limit · checked 2026-09-13 · R0215001 December 2, 2014 · Rytec
Sensor suffix boundaryThe text on printed page 30 names SMT 3000 and SMR 3215, while the transmitter photograph on page 31 shows additional suffix characters. A shortened caption or an LED color does not authorize an alias or replacement.
  • Rytec Fast-Seal installation manualR0215001 December 2, 2014, PDF page 38 / printed page 31: Sensor suffix boundary · checked 2026-09-13 · R0215001 December 2, 2014 · Rytec
Visible sensor identitiesThe visible September 2025 installation diagram names SMT 3000C as transmitter and SMR 3215 as receiver. These caption names do not resolve the older manual's R-prefix discrepancy or establish shortened aliases.

Sources & review dates

  1. Rytec PredaDoor NXT and PredaCool owner manual: parts sectionRytec · US · checked 2026-09-13 · 1060730-0, Rev01 (07/25)
  2. Rytec Fast-Seal owner manual, current 17-inch link with mixed column-size partsRytec · US · checked 2026-09-13 · AD (2021-03-24), R0215002
  3. Rytec Fast-Seal (FS1000) installation manualRytec · US · checked 2026-09-13 · 1022104-0 Rev 01, September 2025
  4. Rytec Fast-Seal installation manualRytec · US · checked 2026-09-13 · R0215001 December 2, 2014

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