Optosensory engineering
Product overview
Cubic series:
  Table 1
  Table 2
  Table 3
  Table 4

Series 25
Throughbeam photo
electric sensors:
  Table 1
  Table 2
  Table 3
Retro-reflective photo
electric sensors:
  Table 1
  Table 2
  Table 3
  Table 4
  Table 5
Diffuse reflection light scanners with background suppression
  Table 1
  Table 2
Energetic diffuse reflection light scanners

Accessories:
Series 25

Diffuse reflection light scanners
Series 25 / Diffuse reflection light scanners
For pdf data sheet: Click on the types
RTR 25/66-300-S12 RTR 25/66-300 RTR 25/66-700-S12 RTR 25/66-700-S8 RTR 25/66-700 RTR 25/66.1-200, 150-S12 Set RTR 25/66.1-200, 150-S12+ RTR 25B/66-S12 RTFR 25B/66-S12 RTFR 25B/66-S8 RTFR 25B/66 RTFR 25B/66, 200-S12
Item nr.: 50040354 50040906 50039545 50039544 50039543 50102839 50103044 50108476 50108472 50108474 50108475 50108473
Take over into order form:
Typ. operating range limit/
Typ. scanning range limit
 in mm:		 5
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350		 5
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350		 5
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800		 5
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800		 5
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800		 5
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350		 5
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350		 10
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400		 5
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650		 5
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650		 5
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650		 5
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650
Housing Plastic
Operating
voltage		 10 - 30 V DC
AS-i System                        
Light
source		 Red light
Green light                        
Laser, red light                        
Output PNP transistor                        
NPN transistor                        
Push-pull
transistor
Switching Light/dark,
complementary
Light                        
Dark                        
Connection Cable              
M 8 connector,
turning		                    
M 12 connector,
turning		              
Options Activation input                      
Background
suppression		                
black/white < 50%                
Light spot diameter
adjustable		                        
Polarisation filter                        
Autocollimation
(single lens)		                        
Sensitivity adjustment
via potentiomete		          
Sensitivity adjustment
via teach-in		                        
Mechanical sensitivity adjustment              
Positioning against glossy objects, especially well suited for depolarising objects                    

last Update: 2008-11-17