Banner Opposed Photoelectric Sensor, Miniature Sensor, 3000 mm Detection Range

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RS Stock No.:
270-8613
Mfr. Part No.:
Q2XRBR-Q5
Brand:
Banner
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Brand

Banner

Sensor Style

Miniature

Detection Type

Opposed

Detection Range

3000 mm

Output Type

NPN/PNP

Electrical Connection

M12 Connector with cable

Switching Mode

Dark Switching

Maximum DC Voltage

10 - 30V

Terminal Type

M12 Connector

Light Source

Red 645nm

IP Rating

IP67

Response Time

1 ms

Mounting Type

Flat Mount

Maximum Operating Temperature

+50°C

Minimum Operating Temperature

-20°C

Series

Q2X

Housing Material

PC/ABS

COO (Country of Origin):
US
The Q2X is the next generation of miniature photoelectric sensors. With its compact size and rugged design, the Q2X is ideal for installation in very precise machinery and tight industrial spaces.
• Miniature sensor for installation in the smallest of spaces
• Precise and reliable position detection of small components
• Machine design flexibility with proven mounting and connection options
• Small high-visibility red LED or Class 1 laser emitter (adjustable-field model only)
• Enhanced immunity to energy-efficient lights
• Crosstalk immunity algorithm allows two sensors to be used in close proximity

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