Banner Proximity Photoelectric Sensor, Rectangular Sensor, 30 mm Detection Range

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RS Stock No.:
331-982
Mfr. Part No.:
VS2AP5CV30Q
Brand:
Banner
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Brand

Banner

Sensor Style

Rectangular

Detection Type

Proximity

Detection Range

30 mm

Output Type

PNP

Electrical Connection

Pigtail QD

Switching Mode

Light Switching

COO (Country of Origin):
MX
The Banner Miniature self contained sensor is designed to deliver precise sensing capabilities in compact spaces, making it the ideal solution for applications where traditional sensors fall short. The vs2 series offers a low profile design coupled with robust functionality, facilitating easy integration into machinery such as vibrating feeders and electronic component handlers. With options for both light and dark operate configurations, this sensor caters to diverse operational needs.

Designed with high durability to withstand demanding operational conditions
Protected against reverse polarity and transient voltages to ensure longevity
Operates efficiently across a wide supply voltage range for diverse applications
Minimal on state saturation voltage enhances energy efficiency
Includes optional stainless steel mounting hardware for secure installation

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