The WLL180 switches extremely quickly with a response time of 16 μs. At the same time, the sensor offers maximum values for sensing range and operating reserve due to its high light intensity and resolution. This considerably increases process reliability, for example when used in dusty or moist environments. Commissioning is simple – either via the external teach-in input or directly on the control unit. All programming steps, status displays, and target and actual values are shown on two four-digit displays.

The WLL180 can be operated either as a stand-alone sensor or in a bus configuration, depending on your requirements. In a bus configuration, several sensors are networked via an internal bus, enabling the settings on one WLL180 to be copied to all other devices on the bus. Mutual interference by fibber optic heads installed in close proximity is prevented by the integrated anti-interference logic.

Selectable response time up to 16 μs
Sensing range up to 20 m (through-beam system)

Reliable, rapid process detection, even under the most difficult ambient conditions, such as dust, spray or mist
Easy commissioning and product changeover due to external teach-in
Cross-talk is eliminated when utilizing bus configuration option
Quick, easy setup and adjustment due to an intuitive operating menu
Flexible parameter adjustment due to high-resolution signal processing. Hysteresis and time delays can be adapted to suit the application, e.g., when detecting tiny or transparent objects
Easy-to-read display, even under difficult installation conditions

Factory automation
Wood: Log detection and classification
Handling and assembly technology: Quality and position monitoring on conveyor belts
Handling and assembly technology: Safe detection in tight spaces, without interference
Solar: Double layer detect

Rubber and plastics: Detecting parts in the gripper and the injection moulding tool
Battery: Identification of cells
Semiconductor: Reliable detection of semiconductor chips presence on trays
Solar: Protrusion monitoring in the pick-up position of solar c