Photoelectric Proximity Sensors

         Totalizing
         Preset
         Length Measuring
         Mechanical
         Multifunction

         Hour Meters
         Elapse Time
         Preset
         Multifunction

         Sensor Power Supplies
         Timing Controls
         Rotation Controls


Diffused photoelectric sensors at great prices. $35.00 each

Photoelectric Proximity Sensors Operating Principles
Photoelectric sensors use light sensitive elements to detect objects and are made up of an emitter (light source) and a receiver. We offer three types of photoelectric sensors are available.
Photoelectric sensor types:
Direct Reflection (Diffused) - emitter and receiver are housed together and use the light reflected directly off the object for detection.

Reflection with Reflector (Retro-reflective) - emitter and receiver are housed together and require a reflector. An object is detected when it interrupts the light beam between the sensor and reflector.

Thru Beam - emitter and receiver are housed separately and detect an object when it interrupts the light beam between the emitter and receiver.

Type	Operating Distance				Voltage	Housing	PDF Datasheet
Type	Direct Reflection	Reflection with Reflector	Polarized Reflection with Reflector	Thru Beam	Voltage	Housing	PDF Datasheet
18 mm diameter Plastic housing
	10 cm	250 cm	100 cm	1500 cm	DC	Plastic
NEW 18 mm diameter Metal housing with programmable output
	20, 50 cm	500 cm	400 cm	1500 cm	DC	Nickel-plated Brass
18 mm diameter Stainless Steel programmable output
	20, 40 cm	250 cm	100 cm	1500 cm	DC	Stainless Steel
18 mm diameter AC Platic housing
	20, 40 cm	250 cm	100 cm	1500 cm	AC	Plastic
Fork Shaped
	13 mm				DC	Nickel-plated Brass
Value Line Photoelectric Sensors - Exceptionally Priced
	Diffused click the pdf icon for operating distances				DC	Plastic & Metal
	Retro-reflective click the pdf icon for operating distances				DC	Plastic & Metal
	Through-Beam click the pdf icon for operating distances				DC	Plastic & Metal
	U shaped 30 mm				DC	Plastic & Metal

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