Allen Bradley Through Beam Photoelectric Sensor, Block Sensor, 80 m Detection Range

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RS Stock No.:
233-7554
Mfr. Part No.:
42AF-E1UZB1-A2
Brand:
Allen Bradley
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Brand

Allen Bradley

Sensor Style

Block

Detection Type

Through Beam

Detection Range

80 m

Output Type

NPN, PNP

Electrical Connection

DC Micro M12 Connector

Switching Mode

Light / Dark switching

Interface

IO-Link

Series

42AF

COO (Country of Origin):
DO
The Allen Bradley Right Sight™ M30 family of photoelectric sensors offers high-performance general-purpose sensing in a robust flexible package. They are designed for applications where simplified installation and maintenance are required. Designed to withstand the rigors of material handling and packaging environments, the Right Sight M30 standard models can withstand IP69K high-pressure wash-downs.

Communications mode COM2
Connection type 2 m cable
Process data bit length 32 bits
Current consumption 35 mA maximum
Visible status indicator light source for ease of alignment
Alignment aid helps deliver reliable operating margin
Dual auto PNP or NPN outputs for added application flexibility
IP67 and IP69K rated enclosure
IO-Link 1.1 Communication protocol that is offered in all standard modes

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