BEN10M-TFR: Autonics Thru-beam Photoelectric Sensor
Technical Specifications of Autonics BEN10M-TFR:
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Sensing Type | Through-beam type |
| Sensing Distance | 10m |
| Control Output | Relay |
| Connection Type | Cable type(Ø5, 2m) |
Autonics Thru-beam Photoelectric Sensor BEN10M-TFR Technical Specifications:
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Sensing type | Through-beam type |
| Sensing distance | 10m |
| Sensing target | Opaque material of min. Ø16mm |
| Light source | Infrared LED(850nm) |
| Response time | Max. 20ms |
| Power supply | 24-240VAC~ ±10% 50/60Hz, 24-240VDC ±10%(ripple P-P: max. 10%) |
| Current consumption | Emitter/Receiver: Max. 4VA |
| Sensitivity adjustment | - |
| Operation mode | Light ON/Dark ON(set by switch) |
| Control output | Relay |
| Connection type | Cable type(Ø5, 2m) |
| Environment_Ambient illumination | Sunlight: Max. 11,000lx, Incandescent lamp: Max. 3,000lx (received illumination) |
| Environment_Ambient temperature | -20 to 65℃, storage: -25 to 70℃ |
| Protection structure | IP50 |
| Environment_Ambient humidity | 35 to 85% RH, storage: 35 to 85% RH |
| Material | Case, Case cover: Heat resistant Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene, Sensing part: Polycarbonate(with polarizing filter: polymethyl methacrylate), Bracket: Steel Plate cold commercial, Bolt: steel chromium molybdenum, Nut: steel chromium molybden |
| Weight | Approx. 354g |
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