Where to find our solutions

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  Retail

  In retail settings, BEA sensors maximize accessibility in, out and through a store. Additionally, these sensors help protect customers and equipment in these fast-paced environments. BEA sensors also factor into a store’s energy and cost savings strategy by reducing false detections and rejecting parallel traffic, limiting the amount of time a door needs to be open. Additionally, People Counting solutions help retailers better understand traffic flow throughout their stores, improving their ability to place, market and sell products.

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  Healthcare

  In hospital and healthcare applications, BEA solutions play a key role in meeting strict accessibility and hygienic requirements. Activation sensors and touchless push plates effectively reduce the spread of germs throughout the hospital, from the entry doors to surgical rooms. For those with reduced mobility and health conditions, sensors also help improve accessibility. Hospitals are also impacted by regulations not found in other public facilities and BEA solutions help meet these types of regulation.

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  Airports

  Due to the immense passenger volume and rigid security challenges, airports benefit greatly from sensing technology. Sensors are used for access control and pedestrian safety while also helping to secure restricted areas and streamline critical operations within this fast-paced environment.

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  Industry

  Warehouse processes are constantly reviewed to improve productivity and safety. With BEA sensors, high-speed doors, dock doors and other industrial doors can be activated, monitored and protected within these fast-paced environments. Sensors can also be used to protect machinery, people and inventory throughout the warehouse. BEA sensors help improve a warehouse’s energy consumption by effectively managing the time a door stays open, as well as how high the door must be opened.

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  Corporate

  Within corporate settings, BEA’s access control and security products can be used to enhance safety and employee accessibility. Sensors can be tied in with building security systems or used to control employee access. Keypads, request-to-exit sensors and locking devices help improve workplace safety and operations.