What is the main advantage of using photoelectric sensors in industrial applications?

Photoelectric sensors offer a significant advantage in industrial settings due to their non-contact detection capability. This feature eliminates the need for physical contact with the target object, reducing wear and tear and enabling reliable, long-term operation. Their quick response time is crucial for applications requiring rapid detection, contributing to increased efficiency in various industrial processes.

How do I choose the right photoelectric sensor?

Selecting the appropriate photoelectric sensor involves considering several factors. Evaluate the sensing distance required for your application, environmental conditions, such as ambient light and temperature, and the characteristics of the target objects. Differentiate between through-beam, reflective, and retroreflective sensors based on the specific needs of your application.

Can these sensors be used in outdoor environments?

Some photoelectric sensors are designed for outdoor use. It's essential to choose sensors with suitable Ingress Protection (IP) ratings to ensure they can withstand exposure to weather elements and maintain reliable performance.

What is the difference between a through-beam sensor and a reflective sensor?

Through-beam sensors consist of separate emitter and receiver units, with the light beam traveling from one unit to the other. In contrast, reflective sensors integrate both the emitter and receiver in the same housing, detecting the light reflected off a target object.

Can photoelectric sensors detect transparent or highly reflective objects?

Through-beam sensors consist of separate emitter and receiver units, with the light beam traveling from one unit to the other. In contrast, reflective sensors integrate both the emitter and receiver in the same housing, detecting the light reflected off a target object.

What maintenance do photoelectric sensors require?

Photoelectric sensors typically demand minimal maintenance. Regularly cleaning the sensor lens to prevent the accumulation of dust or dirt is recommended to ensure consistent and accurate performance over time.

Are there any safety considerations when using photoelectric sensors?

When using photoelectric sensors, it's crucial to ensure compliance with relevant safety standards. Installation should follow the manufacturer's guidelines, and users should be aware of the sensor's limitations. For critical applications, incorporating redundancy or additional safety measures is advisable to mitigate potential risks.

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PANASONIC Photoelectric Sensors, Fiber Sensors（Protection Structure：IP65）

PANASONIC offers products Photoelectric Sensors, Fiber Sensors specified by Protection Structure IP65 from Automation Components product category. There are a total of 3 items. Search and select detailed specifications of parts for your machine with free CAD downloads. PANASONIC products are available to order through MISUMI online 24 hours a day. Free shipping, no minimum order.

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1～30

2～6

3～50

5

5～15

5～30

5.4～9

6

8～20

10

10 ± 2

10～20

10～250

12

12～30

15

15m

15～38

16

17

20~100mm

27

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30±3

30 ± 5

30～200

30～300

35 ± 5

35~200mm

50

50～3000

60

70 ± 10

100

100mm

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150～1500

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190

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200-3,000

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The detecting distance can vary with your amplifier, operating environment and the detected object.
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- Photoelectric Sensor
- Laser Sensor
- Fiber Unit
- Fiber Sensor (Amplifier)
- Lens for Sensor
- Fiber Optic Sensor
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Detection Type
- Transparent
- Reflection
- Liquid Surface Contact
- Recurrent Reflection
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Light Axis Arrangement Type
- Emitting and Receiving Sections Integrated, Single
- Emitting and Receiving Sections Integrated, Reflection Plate Used
- Emitting and Receiving Sections Separated
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Head Shape
- Cylindrical
- Square
- Screw
- Hex
- Pipe Fitting
- Low Profile
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Detection Light Type
- Standard
- Small Spots
- Wide
- Multi-Row
- Laser
- Diffused Light
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Detection Object
- Colored Surface
- Transparent Body
- Mirror Surface Body
- Small Area
- Thin Line Shape
- Liquid Surface (Pipe Mounting)
- Liquid Surface (Contacting)
- Wafer Mapping
- Label
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Amplifier Installation Type
- Built-in Type
- Separated Type
- Amplifier Only
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Detection Light Color
- Red
- Blue
- Green
- White
- 3-Color
- Infrared
- Orange Color LED
- Infrared LED
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Head Material
- Plastic
- Aluminum
- Stainless Steel
- Brass
- Zinc Diecast
- Brass Nickel Plating
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- ~20
- ~30
- ~50
- ~100
- ~200
- ~300
- ~400
- ~500
- ~1000
- ~2000
- ~3000
- ~4000
- ~5000
- ~10000
- More than 10000
* ~20 represents over 10, and 20 or less.

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Operating Environment
- Standard
- Heat Resistant
- Oil Resistant
- Chemical Resistant
- Detergent
- Bactericidal Agent
- Oil Prevention
- Cold Resistant
- Vacuum
- Low Hysteresis
- Background Influence
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Protection Structure
- IP30
- IP40
- IP50
- IP64
- IP65
- IP66
- IP67
- IP68
- IP62
- IP20
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Amplifier Function (Selectable only when Amplifier is installed)
- Automatic Threshold Correction
- Counter
- Derivative Action
- Remote Setting
- Response Speed Adjustment
- AND/OR Output
- Power Tuning Function
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Fiber Type (Selectable only when Amplifier is not installed)
- Standard
- Flexible
- Flexing Resistant
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Fiber clothing material
- Fluororesin
- Polyethylene
- Stainless Steel
- Vinyl Chloride
- Others
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General-Purpose Area Sensor (NA40 Series)

PANASONIC

General-Purpose Area Sensor (NA40 Series)
Area Sensors are a type of sensor that uses light to detect the presence or absence of an object. They offer a wide variety of type to choose from.
[Feature]
● Shape : Beam
● Detection Distance (mm.) : 5000
● Sensing modes : Through-Beam
● Detected Objects : Opaque
● Output Mode : NPN
● Number of Optical Axes Minimum/Maximum : 2 and 24
[Application]
Area Sensors are commonly used in industrial applications for example make a safety sensor for machine and so on

From: ฿ 15,999.00
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Obstacle Sensor (PX-2 Series)

PANASONIC

[Features]
· Ideal detection area with few blind spots.
· Area selection based on trajectory conditions.
· 5 m type long distance detection.
· Equipped with automatic interference prevention function.
· Compact and space-saving.
· Equipped with sleep function.
· External sensitivity adjustment function

From: ฿ 5,096.67
Days to Ship: 20 Day(s)

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Compact Laser Sensor With Built-in Amplifier (CX-L400)

PANASONIC

[Features]·It is a visible spot and achieves stable long-distance detection.

From: ฿ 8,491.66
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Detection Light Color
Head Material
Detection distance 【classification】(mm)
Operating Environment
Protection Structure
Amplifier Function (Selectable only when Amplifier is installed)
Fiber Type (Selectable only when Amplifier is not installed)
Fiber clothing material
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Brand	PANASONIC	PANASONIC	PANASONIC
Product Series	General-Purpose Area Sensor (NA40 Series)	Obstacle Sensor (PX-2 Series)	Compact Laser Sensor With Built-in Amplifier (CX-L400)
CAD	2D / 3D	2D / 3D	2D / 3D
From	฿ 15,999.00	฿ 5,096.67	฿ 8,491.66
Days to Ship	Quote	20 Day(s)	Quote
Detection Distance(mm)	-	-	-
Type	Photoelectric Sensor	Photoelectric Sensor	Laser Sensor
Detection Type	Transparent	Reflection	Reflection
Light Axis Arrangement Type	-	-	Emitting and Receiving Sections Separated
Head Shape	Square	Square	Square
Detection Light Type	Multi-Row	Standard	Laser
Detection Object	Colored Surface	Colored Surface	Colored Surface / Transparent Body
Amplifier Installation Type	Built-in Type	-	Built-in Type
Detection Light Color	Infrared	Infrared	Red
Head Material	Aluminum	Plastic	Plastic
Detection distance 【classification】(mm)	-	-	-
Operating Environment	-	-	-
Protection Structure	IP65	IP65	IP65
Amplifier Function (Selectable only when Amplifier is installed)	-	-	-
Fiber Type (Selectable only when Amplifier is not installed)	-	-	-
Fiber clothing material	-	-	-
Fiber minimum bend R(mm)	-	-	-

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Question: What is the main advantage of using photoelectric sensors in industrial applications?: Answer: Photoelectric sensors offer a significant advantage in industrial settings due to their non-contact detection capability. This feature eliminates the need for physical contact with the target object, reducing wear and tear and enabling reliable, long-term operation. Their quick response time is crucial for applications requiring rapid detection, contributing to increased efficiency in various industrial processes.
Question: How do I choose the right photoelectric sensor?: Answer: Selecting the appropriate photoelectric sensor involves considering several factors. Evaluate the sensing distance required for your application, environmental conditions, such as ambient light and temperature, and the characteristics of the target objects. Differentiate between through-beam, reflective, and retroreflective sensors based on the specific needs of your application.
Question: Can these sensors be used in outdoor environments?: Answer: Some photoelectric sensors are designed for outdoor use. It's essential to choose sensors with suitable Ingress Protection (IP) ratings to ensure they can withstand exposure to weather elements and maintain reliable performance.
Question: What is the difference between a through-beam sensor and a reflective sensor?: Answer: Through-beam sensors consist of separate emitter and receiver units, with the light beam traveling from one unit to the other. In contrast, reflective sensors integrate both the emitter and receiver in the same housing, detecting the light reflected off a target object.
Question: Can photoelectric sensors detect transparent or highly reflective objects?: Answer: Certain photoelectric sensors are specifically engineered to detect transparent or highly reflective objects. Choosing sensors with the appropriate technology, such as background suppression or polarization filters, ensures accurate detection in challenging conditions.
Question: What maintenance do photoelectric sensors require?: Answer: Photoelectric sensors typically demand minimal maintenance. Regularly cleaning the sensor lens to prevent the accumulation of dust or dirt is recommended to ensure consistent and accurate performance over time.
Question: Are there any safety considerations when using photoelectric sensors?: Answer: When using photoelectric sensors, it's crucial to ensure compliance with relevant safety standards. Installation should follow the manufacturer's guidelines, and users should be aware of the sensor's limitations. For critical applications, incorporating redundancy or additional safety measures is advisable to mitigate potential risks.