Optical characteristics
Sensor wavelength: 670nm
Laser class: Class 1
Light beam shape: Spot
Filter: Interference filter
Light type: Laser diode, light red


Electrical data
Switching distance: 0 - 1,500mm
Laser power: 1mW
Number of poles: 3
Absolute repeatability: 0.01mm
Setting procedure: various
Operating voltage (DC): 12 - 32V
No-load current: 60mA
Switching frequency: 1,000Hz
Electrical connection version: M8 connector


Mechanical data
Storage temperature: -20 - 85°C
Diaphragm diameter: 0.5mm
Sensor height: 14mm
Design: Cube
Degree of protection (IP): IP67
Ambient temperature: -20 - 50°C
Sensor width: 55mm
Sensor length: 12mm
Housing coating: nickel plated
Housing material: Brass


Other data
Scope of supply: Transmitter
Version: Through-beam photocell transmitter

Optical sensors operate without contact. These detect objects regardless of their nature (eg shape, color, surface structure, material). The basic operating mode is based on sending and receiving light. Three models are distinguished: 1. The barrier photocell is made up of two separate pieces of equipment, 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 state. 2. In the reflective photocell, the emitter and the receiver are inside a team. The emitted light beam is reflected onto the receiver by a reflector that must be mounted opposite. As soon as the light beam is interrupted, the switching output integrated in the device changes state. 3. In the self-reflective photocell, the emitter and the receiver are inside a team. The emitted 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 state.

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