Leuze PRK3C/6G-M8 Photoelectric Sensor

The Leuze PRK3C/6G-M8 Photoelectric Sensor Part No.- 50137154 is a cutting-edge solution for industrial automation. This sensor is equipped with a diverse set of technical specifications, rendering it suitable for a wide range of applications. In terms of its operating capabilities, it offers a guaranteed operating range spanning from 0.1 to 5 meters. This range can be extended to 6 meters when used in conjunction with the TK(S) 100x100 reflector. The sensor utilizes a red LED with a wavelength of 633 nm, falling into the exempt group according to EN 62471. In the realm of electrical specifications, the sensor accommodates a supply voltage (UB) ranging from 10 to 30 V DC, including residual ripple within the range of 0 to 15% from UB. The open-circuit current can vary between 0 and 20 mA. The switching element employed is a Transistor, Push-pull, supporting two distinct switching principles: Light switching (PNP)/dark switching (NPN) and Dark switching (PNP)/light switching (NPN). In terms of performance, the sensor operates at a switching frequency of 1,500 Hz, ensuring a swift response time of 0.33 ms. Additionally, it incorporates a readiness delay of 300 ms. Functionally, the sensor serves the dual purpose of "Signal OUT Voltage supply" and features a connector for its connection, with a male type and a 4-pin configuration. The thread size is M8. Physically, the sensor has dimensions of 11.4 mm x 34.2 mm x 18.3 mm, and its housing is constructed from PC-ABS plastic. The lens cover material is composed of Plastic/PMMA. The sensor, with a net weight of 10 grams, is designed for through-hole mounting and presents itself in a distinct red housing. It's important to consider the specific requirements and features of the sensor to determine the most suitable application in a given industrial or automation context. The reliability, precision, and environmental conditions of the sensor should align with the intended use case. It's important to consider the specific requirements and features of the sensor to determine the most suitable application in a given industrial or automation context. The reliability, precision, and environmental conditions of the sensor should align with the intended use case. Note : Custom duty and taxes should be pay by buyer only.