Banner Opposed Mode Infrared Photoelectric Sensor, Barrel Sensor, 150 m Detection Range

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RS Stock No.:
293-028
Mfr. Part No.:
SM2A30PRL
Brand:
Banner
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Brand

Banner

Sensor Style

Barrel

Detection Type

Opposed Mode Infrared

Detection Range

150 m

Output Type

SPST

Switching Mode

Light Switching

Electrical Connection

Cable

COO (Country of Origin):
US
The Banner Opposed mode infrared photoelectric sensor designed for demanding applications. This reliable sensor boasts a durable construction with options for both plastic and stainless steel housings making it perfect for use in harsh environments. With a sensing range of up to 150 metres it leverages advanced EZ BEAM technology to deliver precise performance without the need for complex adjustments. Its positive sealing and IP67 rating ensure resistance against moisture and dust making it ideal for equipment wash down applications.

Utilises EZ BEAM technology for straightforward hassle free operation
Available in both plastic and stainless steel housings for versatility in various settings
Incorporates positive sealing mechanisms to prevent capillary leakage
AC and DC operation capabilities to fit diverse application needs
Includes modular frequencies to avoid crosstalk in multi sensor configurations

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