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... Safety at Work with AS-i solutions from Leuze electronic for example.
With our AS-i Safety at Work technology for the intelligent and efficient use of Leuze electronic Safety Sensors with integrated AS-i Interface, implementing AS-i-based Safety Sensor technology just gets so much easier for you!
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… a wide variety field buses for uncomplicated collaboration.
The Barcode reader of the BCL 500i series set new standards in connectivity.
All-in-all, a super find. Convince yourself.
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....just unsuitable housings!
With its 3B, 55 and 53 series, Leuze electronic has created a universal sensor platform which comes with just the right housing to cope with all kinds of operating environments.
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See what other sensors don't see
For the reliable detection of objects which are dark, glossy and which have coloured structure: Series 46B..
For the fastest distance measurement of its power class: ODS 96B.
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Config-Plug - The new intelligent device connection for easiest device exchange with no configuration expense
automatic backup of configuration data
automatic download of configuration data
automatic copy of configuration data
automatic adaptation of configuration data
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IO-Link - Breakthrough in communication technology
Sensors and actuators on the lowest operating level have long since been invested with their own intelligence and with the ability to supply wide-ranging types of information. But despite the diversity of available configurations and interface technologies, what has been missing to date has been an economical solution to address the issue of continuous communication right down to the lowest field level.
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Comparison between data matrix and bar code
The "data matrix code" is probably the best known member of the 2D code family and is frequently used for permanent direct labelling on, for example, tools, engine and motor components, and surgical/medical instruments. The data matrix code is also increasingly being used in production, vehicle manufacturing, chemical and biomedical analysis instruments as well as document handling.
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ATEX - Ex-Protection
Since 1 July 2003, all devices and protective systems that are to be used in situations where there is risk of an explosion must conform to the new Directive 94/9/EC (ATEX 95). On the basis of this Directive, the European Community has formulated consistent and universally binding requirements for product quality, installation and maintenance with reference to the protection of systems, devices and components against explosion.
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