The working principle of the photoelectric switch is that when the beam ermitted by the emitter is blocked or partly reflected by the object, the beam receiver whereby makes a judgment and reacts.
| Model | G23 | |||
| Working voltage | 10-30VDC | |||
| DC/SCR/Control output | DC:200mA AC:300mA | |||
| DC/AC Consumption current | DC<15mA AC<10mA | |||
| DC/AC Response time | DC<2ms AC<2ms | |||
| Directional angle | 3°-10° | |||
| Directed object | Transparent or opaque body | |||
| Working environment temperature | -25℃~ +55℃ | |||
| Intensity of illumination of working environment | Sunlight under 10000LX incandescent lamp under 3000LX | |||
| Shell material | Metal | |||
| Protection grade | IP54 | |||
the Optical Switch Sensor. This sensor utilizes light beams such as near-infrared and infrared to detect and distinguish objects. With the instantaneous emission of a weak light beam by the photoelectric device, it can be safely and reliably transmitted and received with accuracy. Light is an electromagnetic wave with a transmission speed of approximately 300,000 kilometers per second, which allows the sensor to respond quickly upon emission. The Optical Switch Sensor is the perfect solution for your sensing needs, providing precision and efficiency in every use. Trust in our product to deliver exceptional results and enhance your operations.
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