Diffused Photoelectric Sensors feature 19.69 in. range.
March 23, 2009 -
Contained in rectangular plastic housing, Diffused Photoelectric Proximity Sensors include sensitivity adjustment, NO and NC outputs, and 2 m cable. Including NPN or PNP outputs and reverse polarity protection, CE-compliant, IP65-rated units operate on 10-30 Vdc. Applications include control/detection/position/inspection/automation of machine tools and manufacturing systems, and can be used in various types of machinery.
Eatontown, NJ - Fargo Controls, Inc. is pleased to announce two new Diffused
Photoelectric Proximity Sensors with exceptional pricing. These new models have a smaller size and an increased operating range of 50 cm (19.69"). These new versions come in a small rectangular plastic housing, have a sensitivity adjustment, and both normally open (light on) and normally closed (dark on) outputs.
Diffused Photoelectric sensors use the light reflected directly off an object for detection. They do not require reflectors or separate emitters. Typical applications include the control, detection, position, inspection and automation of machine tools, manufacturing systems and can be used in the following machinery: packaging, production, printing, plastic molding, & metal working, etc.
They operate on 10-30 VDC and have NPN or PNP outputs. Standard features include a 2-
meter cable, a protection degree of IP65, reverse polarity protection, and are CE compliant.
These photoelectric sensors are available for immediate release. List price starts at $35.00 each.
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