Sensor laser, through-beam sensor receiver, M8x1 66lang, aperture Ø0.5mm, Sn: 1.5m, 12-32V diagnostic coverage, PNP/NPN push-pull, M8 plug-in connector 3-pin, IP67, brass nickel-plated+glass, red light unpolarized
Optical sensors function contactlessly. They detect objects independent of their characteristics (e.g., shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic operating principle is based on the transmission and reception of light. There are three different versions: 1. The through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver that are aligned with one another. If the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. 2. With the retro-reflective sensor, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected back to the receiver by a reflector that is to be mounted opposite the device. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. 3. With the diffuse reflection sensor, the transmitter and receiver are in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected by the object that is to be detected. As soon as the receiver detects the reflected light, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status.
Normally closed (NC for PNP) Normally open (NO for NPN)
sensor laser, Through-beam sensor receiver, M12x1 75long, aperture Ø1mm, Sn: 5m, 12-32V DC, PNP/NPN Push-pull, 0-10V, Connector M12 4pin, IP67, Brass Nickel-plated+Plastic PK, Polarity free red light
Optical sensors function contactlessly. They detect objects independent of their characteristics (e.g., shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic operating principle is based on the transmission and reception of light. There are three different versions: 1. The through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver that are aligned with one another. If the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. 2. With the retro-reflective sensor, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected back to the receiver by a reflector that is to be mounted opposite the device. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. 3. With the diffuse reflection sensor, the transmitter and receiver are in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected by the object that is to be detected. As soon as the receiver detects the reflected light, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status.
Normally open (NO for PNP) Normally closed (NC for NPN)
Sensor laser, through-beam sensor receiver, M8x1 66lang, aperture Ø0.5mm, Sn: 1.5m, 12-32V diagnostic coverage, PNP/NPN push-pull, M8 plug-in connector 3-pin, IP67, brass nickel-plated+glass, red light unpolarized
Optical sensors function contactlessly. They detect objects independent of their characteristics (e.g., shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic operating principle is based on the transmission and reception of light. There are three different versions: 1. The through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver that are aligned with one another. If the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. 2. With the retro-reflective sensor, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected back to the receiver by a reflector that is to be mounted opposite the device. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. 3. With the diffuse reflection sensor, the transmitter and receiver are in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected by the object that is to be detected. As soon as the receiver detects the reflected light, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status.
Normally open (NO for PNP) Normally closed (NC for NPN)
sensor laser, Through-beam sensor receiver, M12x1 75long, aperture Ø0.5mm, Sn: 1.5m, 12-32V DC, PNP/NPN Push-pull, 0-10V, Connector M12 4pin, IP67, Brass Nickel-plated+Glass, Polarity free red light
Optical sensors function contactlessly. They detect objects independent of their characteristics (e.g., shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic operating principle is based on the transmission and reception of light. There are three different versions: 1. The through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver that are aligned with one another. If the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. 2. With the retro-reflective sensor, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected back to the receiver by a reflector that is to be mounted opposite the device. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. 3. With the diffuse reflection sensor, the transmitter and receiver are in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected by the object that is to be detected. As soon as the receiver detects the reflected light, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status.
Normally open (NO for PNP) Normally closed (NC for NPN)
Laser sensor, through beam receiver, M12x1 80 long, aperture Ø2mm, Sn: 5m, 12-32V DC, PNP/NPN push-pull, 0-10V, M12-connector 4 pin, IP67, nickel plated brass+glass, laser diode, red light
Optical sensors function contactlessly. They detect objects independent of their characteristics (e.g., shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic operating principle is based on the transmission and reception of light. There are three different versions: 1. The through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver that are aligned with one another. If the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. 2. With the retro-reflective sensor, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected back to the receiver by a reflector that is to be mounted opposite the device. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. 3. With the diffuse reflection sensor, the transmitter and receiver are in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected by the object that is to be detected. As soon as the receiver detects the reflected light, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status.
Normally open (NO for PNP) Normally closed (NC for NPN)
sensor laser, Through-beam sensor receiver, 64x14x12mm, aperture Ø0.5mm, Sn: 1.5m, 12-32V DC, PNP/NPN Push-pull, Connector M8 3pin, IP67, Brass Nickel-plated+Glass
Optical sensors function contactlessly. They detect objects independent of their characteristics (e.g., shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic operating principle is based on the transmission and reception of light. There are three different versions: 1. The through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver that are aligned with one another. If the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. 2. With the retro-reflective sensor, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected back to the receiver by a reflector that is to be mounted opposite the device. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. 3. With the diffuse reflection sensor, the transmitter and receiver are in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected by the object that is to be detected. As soon as the receiver detects the reflected light, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status.
Normally open (NO for PNP) Normally closed (NC for NPN)
sensor laser, Through-beam sensor receiver, 64x14x12mm, aperture Ø0.3mm, Sn: 1m, 12-32V DC, PNP/NPN Push-pull, Connector M8 3pin, IP67, Brass Nickel-plated+Glass, Polarity free red light
Optical sensors function contactlessly. They detect objects independent of their characteristics (e.g., shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic operating principle is based on the transmission and reception of light. There are three different versions: 1. The through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver that are aligned with one another. If the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. 2. With the retro-reflective sensor, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected back to the receiver by a reflector that is to be mounted opposite the device. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. 3. With the diffuse reflection sensor, the transmitter and receiver are in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected by the object that is to be detected. As soon as the receiver detects the reflected light, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status.
Normally open (NO for PNP) Normally closed (NC for NPN)
sensor laser, Through-beam sensor receiver, 64x14x12mm, aperture Ø2mm, Sn: 5m, 12-32V DC, PNP/NPN Push-pull, Connector M8 3pin, IP67, Brass Nickel-plated+Glass, Polarity free red light
Optical sensors function contactlessly. They detect objects independent of their characteristics (e.g., shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic operating principle is based on the transmission and reception of light. There are three different versions: 1. The through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver that are aligned with one another. If the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. 2. With the retro-reflective sensor, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected back to the receiver by a reflector that is to be mounted opposite the device. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. 3. With the diffuse reflection sensor, the transmitter and receiver are in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected by the object that is to be detected. As soon as the receiver detects the reflected light, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status.
Normally open (NO for PNP) Normally closed (NC for NPN)
sensor laser, Through-beam sensor receiver, 64x14x12mm, aperture 0.75x3mm, Sn: 1.5m, 12-32V DC, PNP/NPN Push-pull, Connector M8 3pin, IP67, Brass Nickel-plated+Glass, Polarity free red light
Optical sensors function contactlessly. They detect objects independent of their characteristics (e.g., shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic operating principle is based on the transmission and reception of light. There are three different versions: 1. The through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver that are aligned with one another. If the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. 2. With the retro-reflective sensor, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected back to the receiver by a reflector that is to be mounted opposite the device. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. 3. With the diffuse reflection sensor, the transmitter and receiver are in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected by the object that is to be detected. As soon as the receiver detects the reflected light, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status.
Normally open (NO for PNP) Normally closed (NC for NPN)
sensor laser, Through-beam sensor receiver, 64x14x12mm, aperture Ø1mm, Sn: 5m, 12-32V DC, PNP/NPN Push-pull, Connector M8 3pin, IP67, Brass Nickel-plated+Glass, Polarity free red light
Optical sensors function contactlessly. They detect objects independent of their characteristics (e.g., shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic operating principle is based on the transmission and reception of light. There are three different versions: 1. The through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver that are aligned with one another. If the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. 2. With the retro-reflective sensor, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected back to the receiver by a reflector that is to be mounted opposite the device. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. 3. With the diffuse reflection sensor, the transmitter and receiver are in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected by the object that is to be detected. As soon as the receiver detects the reflected light, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status.
Normally open (NO for PNP) Normally closed (NC for NPN)
sensor laser, Through-beam sensor receiver, 64x14x12mm, aperture Ø0.7mm, Sn: 1m, 12-32V DC, PNP/NPN Push-pull, Connector M8 3pin, IP67, Aluminum Anodised+Plastic, Polarity free red light
Optical sensors function contactlessly. They detect objects independent of their characteristics (e.g., shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic operating principle is based on the transmission and reception of light. There are three different versions: 1. The through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver that are aligned with one another. If the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. 2. With the retro-reflective sensor, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected back to the receiver by a reflector that is to be mounted opposite the device. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. 3. With the diffuse reflection sensor, the transmitter and receiver are in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected by the object that is to be detected. As soon as the receiver detects the reflected light, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status.
Normally open (NO for PNP) Normally closed (NC for NPN)
sensor laser, Through-beam sensor receiver, M18x1 90long, aperture Ø1mm, Sn: 5m, 12-32V DC, PNP/NPN Push-pull, 0-10V, Connector M12 4pin, IP67, Brass Nickel-plated+Plastic, Polarity free red light
Optical sensors function contactlessly. They detect objects independent of their characteristics (e.g., shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic operating principle is based on the transmission and reception of light. There are three different versions: 1. The through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver that are aligned with one another. If the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. 2. With the retro-reflective sensor, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected back to the receiver by a reflector that is to be mounted opposite the device. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. 3. With the diffuse reflection sensor, the transmitter and receiver are in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected by the object that is to be detected. As soon as the receiver detects the reflected light, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status.
Normally open (NO for PNP) Normally closed (NC for NPN)
sensor laser, Through-beam sensor receiver, 64x14x12mm, aperture Ø0.5mm, Sn: 1.5m, 12-32V DC, PNP/NPN Push-pull, Connector M8 3pin, IP67, Brass Nickel-plated+Glass
Optical sensors function contactlessly. They detect objects independent of their characteristics (e.g., shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic operating principle is based on the transmission and reception of light. There are three different versions: 1. The through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver that are aligned with one another. If the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. 2. With the retro-reflective sensor, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected back to the receiver by a reflector that is to be mounted opposite the device. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. 3. With the diffuse reflection sensor, the transmitter and receiver are in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected by the object that is to be detected. As soon as the receiver detects the reflected light, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status.
Normally closed (NC for PNP) Normally open (NO for NPN)
sensor laser, Through-beam sensor receiver, M18x1 90long, aperture 0.5x4mm, Sn: 3m, 12-32V DC, PNP/NPN Push-pull, 0-10V, Connector M12 4pin, IP67, Brass Nickel-plated+Glass, Laser diode, red light
Optical sensors function contactlessly. They detect objects independent of their characteristics (e.g., shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic operating principle is based on the transmission and reception of light. There are three different versions: 1. The through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver that are aligned with one another. If the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. 2. With the retro-reflective sensor, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected back to the receiver by a reflector that is to be mounted opposite the device. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. 3. With the diffuse reflection sensor, the transmitter and receiver are in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected by the object that is to be detected. As soon as the receiver detects the reflected light, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status.
Normally open (NO for PNP) Normally closed (NC for NPN)
Sensor laser, through-beam sensor receiver, M18x1 82long, Sn: 60m, 10-30V diagnostic coverage, PNP exclusive-OR, M12 connector 4-pin, IP67, brass nickel-plated+PMMA, laser diode, red light
Optical sensors function contactlessly. They detect objects independent of their characteristics (e.g., shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic operating principle is based on the transmission and reception of light. There are three different versions: 1. The through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver that are aligned with one another. If the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. 2. With the retro-reflective sensor, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected back to the receiver by a reflector that is to be mounted opposite the device. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. 3. With the diffuse reflection sensor, the transmitter and receiver are in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected by the object that is to be detected. As soon as the receiver detects the reflected light, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status.
sensor laser, Through-beam sensor receiver, M18x1 90long, aperture Ø1mm, Sn: 5m, 12-32V DC, PNP/NPN Push-pull, 0-10V, Connector M12 4pin, IP67, Brass Nickel-plated+Plastic, Polarity free red light
Optical sensors function contactlessly. They detect objects independent of their characteristics (e.g., shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic operating principle is based on the transmission and reception of light. There are three different versions: 1. The through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver that are aligned with one another. If the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. 2. With the retro-reflective sensor, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected back to the receiver by a reflector that is to be mounted opposite the device. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. 3. With the diffuse reflection sensor, the transmitter and receiver are in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected by the object that is to be detected. As soon as the receiver detects the reflected light, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status.
Normally open (NO for PNP) Normally closed (NC for NPN)
Sensor laser, through-beam sensor receiver, 26x15x8mm, Sn: 4000mm, 10-30V diagnostic coverage, 1x PNP NC/NO, M8 connector 4-pin 0.2m PUR (polyurethane), IP67, PUR (polyurethane)+PMMA, 4kHz, teach-in
Optical sensors function contactlessly. They detect objects independent of their characteristics (e.g., shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic operating principle is based on the transmission and reception of light. There are three different versions: 1. The through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver that are aligned with one another. If the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. 2. With the retro-reflective sensor, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected back to the receiver by a reflector that is to be mounted opposite the device. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. 3. With the diffuse reflection sensor, the transmitter and receiver are in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected by the object that is to be detected. As soon as the receiver detects the reflected light, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status.
Normally closed contact/normally open contact
Sensor laser, through-beam sensor receiver, M18x1 90long, aperture Ø3mm, Sn: 30m, 24V diagnostic coverage, PNP/NPN, 0-10V, M12 plug connector 4-pin, IP67, brass nickel-plated (n-pltd) + glass
Optical sensors function contactlessly. They detect objects independent of their characteristics (e.g., shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic operating principle is based on the transmission and reception of light. There are three different versions: 1. The through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver that are aligned with one another. If the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. 2. With the retro-reflective sensor, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected back to the receiver by a reflector that is to be mounted opposite the device. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. 3. With the diffuse reflection sensor, the transmitter and receiver are in one device. The emitted light beam is reflected by the object that is to be detected. As soon as the receiver detects the reflected light, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status.
Normally closed contact/normally open contact