sensor optical, reflective, 30x30x15mm, Polarized red light, Point, Manual adjustment, Sn: 200-2000, 10-35V DC, PNP NC (NC), Connector M8 3pin, IP65, PBTP+Glass, With polarizing filter
Optical sensors operate contactless. They detect objects regardless of their nature (e.g. shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic mode of operation is based on the transmission and reception of light. Three versions are distinguished: 1. the through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver, which are aligned with each other. When the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. In the case of the reflex light barrier, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected onto the receiver by a reflector to be mounted opposite. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. With diffuse reflection sensors, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected by the object 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 (NC)
sensor optical, reflective, 30x30x15mm, Polarized red light, Point, Manual adjustment, Sn: 200-4000, 10-35V DC, PNP Anticoincidence, Connector M8 4pin, IP67, PBTP+Glass, With polarizing filter
Optical sensors operate contactless. They detect objects regardless of their nature (e.g. shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic mode of operation is based on the transmission and reception of light. Three versions are distinguished: 1. the through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver, which are aligned with each other. When the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. In the case of the reflex light barrier, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected onto the receiver by a reflector to be mounted opposite. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. With diffuse reflection sensors, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected by the object to be detected. As soon as the receiver detects the reflected light, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status.
sensor optical, reflective, 50x50x15mm, Polarized red light, Point, Teach-In, Sn: 6000, 10-30V DC, PNP NO (NO), Connector M12 4pin, IP67, Zinc die-cast+PMMA, With polarizing filter, For transparent objects
Optical sensors operate contactless. They detect objects regardless of their nature (e.g. shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic mode of operation is based on the transmission and reception of light. Three versions are distinguished: 1. the through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver, which are aligned with each other. When the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. In the case of the reflex light barrier, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected onto the receiver by a reflector to be mounted opposite. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. With diffuse reflection sensors, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected by the object to be detected. As soon as the receiver detects the reflected light, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status.
Normally open contact (NO)
sensor optical, reflective, 50x50x15mm, Polarized red light, Point, Sn: 7000, 10-30V DC, PNP Anticoincidence, Connector M12 4pin, IP67, Zinc die-cast+PMMA, With polarizing filter
Optical sensors operate contactless. They detect objects regardless of their nature (e.g. shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic mode of operation is based on the transmission and reception of light. Three versions are distinguished: 1. the through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver, which are aligned with each other. When the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. In the case of the reflex light barrier, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected onto the receiver by a reflector to be mounted opposite. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. With diffuse reflection sensors, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected by the object to be detected. As soon as the receiver detects the reflected light, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status.
sensor optical, reflective, M18x1 64long, Polarized red light, Point, Sn: 2000, 10-30V DC, PNP NO (NO), Connector M12 3pin, IP67, Brass Chrome-plated+Glass, With polarizing filter
Optical sensors operate contactless. They detect objects regardless of their nature (e.g. shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic mode of operation is based on the transmission and reception of light. Three versions are distinguished: 1. the through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver, which are aligned with each other. When the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. In the case of the reflex light barrier, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected onto the receiver by a reflector to be mounted opposite. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. With diffuse reflection sensors, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected by the object to be detected. As soon as the receiver detects the reflected light, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status.
Normally open contact (NO)
sensor optical, reflective, M18x1 75long, Polarized red light, Point, Sn: 2000, 10-35V DC, PNP NO (NO), Connector M12 3pin, IP67, Brass Chrome-plated+Glass, With polarizing filter
Optical sensors operate contactless. They detect objects regardless of their nature (e.g. shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic mode of operation is based on the transmission and reception of light. Three versions are distinguished: 1. the through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver, which are aligned with each other. When the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. In the case of the reflex light barrier, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected onto the receiver by a reflector to be mounted opposite. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. With diffuse reflection sensors, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected by the object to be detected. As soon as the receiver detects the reflected light, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status.
Normally open contact (NO)
sensor optical, reflective, M18x1 64long, Polarized red light, Point, Sn: 2000, 10-35V DC, PNP NC (NC), Connector M12 4pin, IP67, Brass Chrome-plated+Glass, With polarizing filter
Optical sensors operate contactless. They detect objects regardless of their nature (e.g. shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic mode of operation is based on the transmission and reception of light. Three versions are distinguished: 1. the through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver, which are aligned with each other. When the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. In the case of the reflex light barrier, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected onto the receiver by a reflector to be mounted opposite. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. With diffuse reflection sensors, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected by the object 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 (NC)
Sensor Optical, reflex, M18x1 37long, red light polarized, point, Sn: 30-5500, 10-30V diagnostic coverage, PNP exclusive-OR, M12-connector 4-pin, IP67, stainless steel+PMMA, With polarizing filter
Optical sensors operate contactless. They detect objects regardless of their nature (e.g. shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic mode of operation is based on the transmission and reception of light. Three versions are distinguished: 1. the through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver, which are aligned with each other. When the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. In the case of the reflex light barrier, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected onto the receiver by a reflector to be mounted opposite. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. With diffuse reflection sensors, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected by the object to be detected. As soon as the receiver detects the reflected light, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status.
sensor optical, reflective, 50x40x15mm, Polarized red light, Point, Manual adjustment, Sn: 4000, 10-35V DC, PNP NC/NO, Rotatable M12-connector 4pin, IP67, PBTP+PMMA, With polarizing filter
Optical sensors operate contactless. They detect objects regardless of their nature (e.g. shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic mode of operation is based on the transmission and reception of light. Three versions are distinguished: 1. the through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver, which are aligned with each other. When the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. In the case of the reflex light barrier, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected onto the receiver by a reflector to be mounted opposite. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. With diffuse reflection sensors, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected by the object 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 optical, reflective, M12x1 60long, Polarized red light, Point, Sn: 1500, 10-35V DC, PNP NO (NO), Connector M12 3pin, IP67, Brass Chrome-plated+Glass, With polarizing filter
Optical sensors operate contactless. They detect objects regardless of their nature (e.g. shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic mode of operation is based on the transmission and reception of light. Three versions are distinguished: 1. the through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver, which are aligned with each other. When the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. In the case of the reflex light barrier, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected onto the receiver by a reflector to be mounted opposite. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. With diffuse reflection sensors, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected by the object to be detected. As soon as the receiver detects the reflected light, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status.
Normally open contact (NO)
sensor optical, reflective, 40x12x26mm, Infrared light, Point, Manual adjustment, Sn: 2500, 10-35V DC, PNP Programmable/configurable, Connector M8, IP67, Plastic+Plastic, With polarizing filter
Optical sensors operate contactless. They detect objects regardless of their nature (e.g. shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic mode of operation is based on the transmission and reception of light. Three versions are distinguished: 1. the through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver, which are aligned with each other. When the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. In the case of the reflex light barrier, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected onto the receiver by a reflector to be mounted opposite. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. With diffuse reflection sensors, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected by the object to be detected. As soon as the receiver detects the reflected light, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status.
Programmable/configurable
sensor optical, reflective, 37x21x10mm, Other, Point, Teach-In, Sn: 1200, 15-30V DC, PNP Anticoincidence, IO-Link, Connector M8 4pin, IP67, Plastic ABS+PMMA, With polarizing filter, For transparent objects
Optical sensors operate contactless. They detect objects regardless of their nature (e.g. shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic mode of operation is based on the transmission and reception of light. Three versions are distinguished: 1. the through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver, which are aligned with each other. When the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. In the case of the reflex light barrier, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected onto the receiver by a reflector to be mounted opposite. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. With diffuse reflection sensors, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected by the object to be detected. As soon as the receiver detects the reflected light, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status.
sensor optical, reflective, 85x70x28mm, Polarized red light, Point, Manual adjustment, Sn: 20000, 24-240V AC/DC, -40-55°C, Relay contact Change-over contact (NO/NC), Clamp 6pin, IP67, PBT+Glass, With heater, With polarizing filter
Optical sensors operate contactless. They detect objects regardless of their nature (e.g. shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic mode of operation is based on the transmission and reception of light. Three versions are distinguished: 1. the through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver, which are aligned with each other. When the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. In the case of the reflex light barrier, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected onto the receiver by a reflector to be mounted opposite. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. With diffuse reflection sensors, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected by the object to be detected. As soon as the receiver detects the reflected light, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status.
Change-over contact (NO/NC)
sensor optical, reflective, 32x20x12mm, Polarized red light, Point, Other, Sn: 20-6000, 10-30V DC, PNP Programmable/configurable, Connector M8 4pin, IP67, Plastic ABS+PMMA, With polarizing filter
Optical sensors operate contactless. They detect objects regardless of their nature (e.g. shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic mode of operation is based on the transmission and reception of light. Three versions are distinguished: 1. the through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver, which are aligned with each other. When the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. In the case of the reflex light barrier, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected onto the receiver by a reflector to be mounted opposite. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. With diffuse reflection sensors, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected by the object to be detected. As soon as the receiver detects the reflected light, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status.
Programmable/configurable
sensor optical, reflective, 32x23x13mm, Polarized red light, Point, Teach-In, Sn: 5000, 10-30V DC, PNP/NPN NC/NO, Connector M8 4pin, IP67, Plastic ASA+PMMA, With polarizing filter
Optical sensors operate contactless. They detect objects regardless of their nature (e.g. shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic mode of operation is based on the transmission and reception of light. Three versions are distinguished: 1. the through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver, which are aligned with each other. When the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. In the case of the reflex light barrier, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected onto the receiver by a reflector to be mounted opposite. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. With diffuse reflection sensors, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected by the object 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 optical, reflective, M18x1 75long, Polarized red light, Point, Sn: 2000, 10-35V DC, PNP NC (NC), Connector M12 4pin, IP67, Brass Chrome-plated+Glass, With polarizing filter
Optical sensors operate contactless. They detect objects regardless of their nature (e.g. shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic mode of operation is based on the transmission and reception of light. Three versions are distinguished: 1. the through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver, which are aligned with each other. When the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. In the case of the reflex light barrier, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected onto the receiver by a reflector to be mounted opposite. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. With diffuse reflection sensors, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected by the object 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 (NC)
sensor optical, reflective, M18x1 71long, Polarized red light, Point, Manual adjustment, Sn: 4000, 10-30V DC, PNP Programmable/configurable, Connector M12 4pin, IP67, Brass Nickel-plated+Plastic, With polarizing filter
Optical sensors operate contactless. They detect objects regardless of their nature (e.g. shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic mode of operation is based on the transmission and reception of light. Three versions are distinguished: 1. the through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver, which are aligned with each other. When the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. In the case of the reflex light barrier, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected onto the receiver by a reflector to be mounted opposite. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. With diffuse reflection sensors, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected by the object to be detected. As soon as the receiver detects the reflected light, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status.
Programmable/configurable
sensor optical, reflective, M18x1 72long, Infrared light, Point, Sn: 100-5000, 10-30V DC, PNP NC/NO, Connector M12 4pin, IP67, Brass Nickel-plated+PMMA
Optical sensors operate contactless. They detect objects regardless of their nature (e.g. shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic mode of operation is based on the transmission and reception of light. Three versions are distinguished: 1. the through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver, which are aligned with each other. When the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. In the case of the reflex light barrier, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected onto the receiver by a reflector to be mounted opposite. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. With diffuse reflection sensors, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected by the object 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 optical, reflective, 43x32x15mm, Polarity free red light, Point, Teach-In, Sn: 7000, 10-30V DC, PNP Programmable/configurable, Connector M8 4pin, IP67, Plastic ASA+PMMA, For transparent objects
Optical sensors operate contactless. They detect objects regardless of their nature (e.g. shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic mode of operation is based on the transmission and reception of light. Three versions are distinguished: 1. the through-beam sensor consists of two separate devices, a transmitter and a receiver, which are aligned with each other. When the light beam between the two devices is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the receiver changes its status. In the case of the reflex light barrier, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected onto the receiver by a reflector to be mounted opposite. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status. With diffuse reflection sensors, the transmitter and receiver are located in one device. The transmitted light beam is reflected by the object to be detected. As soon as the receiver detects the reflected light, the switching output integrated in the device changes its status.
Programmable/configurable