Sick WTT12LC-B2533 Фотоэлектрический датчик

Sick Photoelectric Sensor

The Sick multitask photoelectric sensor offers advantages of time-of-flight technology in the world's smallest sensor housing to date, giving maximum flexibility when designing machines. This photoelectric proximity sensor has background suppression detection. It objects being conveyed at high-speed, small and flat objects, and jet-black or shiny objects can now be reliably detected at sensing ranges between 5cm and 4m. This sensor shape is rectangular with background suppression. The eight switching points for distance to object, of which two can be inverted, one switching point as switching window or configurable with hysteresis, multifunctional input: sender off, external teach, inactive.

Features and Benefits

• Detection range is 50mm to 2500mm
• Electrical connection M12 male connector
• Extremely small sensor housing ensures great flexibility when designing machines
• High levels of availability and durability
• Highly visible light spot simplifies alignment of the red-light versions
• Housing material is plastic, vistal
• IO-Link extends functionality
• IP rated IP67
• Laser class 1 and therefore eye-safe
• Light source is laser light
• Maximum current 100 mA
• Output type is NPN, PNP
• Precise, simple adjustment with potentiometer, teach-in button or display
• Response time 0.5 ms
• Terminal type M12 male 5-pin connector
• Operating temperature ranges between -35°C and 50°C

Applications

• Empty bay and clearance detection
• Handling and assembly technology
• Loop control
• Precise edge detection in the timber industry
• Protecting doors and gates
• Quality control for the automotive industry and its parts suppliers
• Rapid counting in the packaging industry

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Sick I/O-Link Photoelectric Sensors

With its line of Smart Sensor Solutions powered by I/O-Link, SICK offers a range of products providing solutions that optimize the automation technology used in machines and systems.
I/O-Link is the first standardised I/O technology worldwide (IEC 61131-9) for the communication with sensors and actuators. I/O-Link provides a point-to-point connection located in any given network.