Autonics Photoelectric Sensors – Reflective & Through Beam

Autonics photoelectric sensors are optical detection devices used for object presence sensing in Indian industrial automation environments nationwide applications.

The Autonics Photoelectric sensor, manufactured by Autonics, detects objects using emitted light beams and reflected or interrupted optical signals under defined electrical conditions. It operates through through-beam, retroreflective, or diffuse sensing modes with specified sensing distances, response times, light sources, supply voltage ranges, and output configurations for repeatable detection performance in automated processes. These sensors use defined emitter receiver arrangements, fixed switching thresholds, repeatability tolerances, operating temperature limits, and mechanical mounting formats to ensure stable optical detection across varied industrial installation conditions without contact based measurement variability during continuous operation cycles nationwide. Common category attributes include standardized housings, optical axis alignment, ambient light immunity, environmental protection ratings, and consistent switching behavior, defining a photoelectric sensing entity based on optical technology, solid state structure, detection mode classification, and discrete electrical interface types.

Autonics Photo Sensor – BJ Series

Size: Compact, W10.6×H32×L20mm.
Modes: Light ON/Dark ON, with sensitivity adjuster
Protection: IP65/IP67
Noise Immunity: High, with minimal ambient light influence.
Long Distance Type: Ranges up to 15m.

Autonics Reflective Sensor – BR Series

Size: Varies; Cable Type compact, Connector Type W 10.6 × H 32 × L 20 mm.
Sensing Distance: Up to 15 m.
Target Materials: Opaque and translucent materials.
Response Time: ≤ 1.5 ms for Cable, ≤ 1 ms for Connector Types.
Light Source: Red and Infrared.

Autonics Photoelectric Sensor – BEN Series

Size: Small, integrated power supply.
Sensing Distance: Up to 10 m.
Target: Opaque and translucent materials.
Response Time: ≤ 20 ms (AC/DC), ≤ 1 ms (DC).
Light Source: Infrared and Red.
Protection: IP50 rating.

Photo Sensor Autonics – BM Series

Size: Compact, easy to mount in narrow spaces.
Sensing Distance: 3 m (Through-beam), 1 m (Retroreflective), 200 mm (Diffuse reflective).
Target: Opaque and translucent materials.
Response Time: ≤ 3 ms.
Light Source: Infrared, 940 nm wavelength.
Power: 12-24 VDC, ±10%.

Autonics BYD Series

Size: Compact, easy installation.
Sensing Distance: 3 m (Through-beam), 100 mm (Diffuse reflective), 10 to 50 mm (Convergent reflective).
Target: Opaque and translucent materials.
Light Source: Infrared.
Power: 12-24 VDC, ±10%.

Autonics Photo Sensors – BJX Series

Size: Compact, W 11 × H 32 × L 20 mm.
Sensing Distance: 30 m (Through-beam), 3 m (Polarized retroreflective), 1 m (Diffuse reflective).
Target: Opaque and translucent materials.
Response Time: ≤ 1 ms.
Light Source: Red and Infrared.
Power: 10-30 VDC, ±10%.

Autonics Photo Switch – BA Series

Size: Compact.
Sensing Type: Diffuse reflective.
Sensing Distance: 2 m.
Target: Opaque and translucent materials.
Response Time: ≤ 1 ms.
Light Source: Infrared, 850 nm wavelength.
Power: 12-24 VDC, ±10%.

Autonics BUP Series

Size: Compact.
Sensing Type: Through-beam.
Sensing Distance: 30 mm, 50 mm.
Target: Opaque materials.
Response Time: ≤ 1 ms.
Light Source: Infrared, 940 nm wavelength.
Power: 12-24 VDC, ±10%.

Autonics Photoelectric Sensors BRQ Series

Size: Compact.
Sensing Distance: Up to 30 m.
Target: Opaque, translucent materials.
Response Time: ≤ 1 ms.
Light Source: Red, Infrared.
Power: 10-30 VDC, ±10%.
Protection: IP67, IP69K

IndMALL Automation offers a diverse selection of Autonics Photo Sensors, designed for precision and adaptability in various industrial applications. Featuring long-range detection, adjustable sensitivity, and robust protection ratings, our Photoelectric Sensors are ideal for demanding environments. Whether you’re looking for a Photo Sensor Autonics, Photoelectric Sensor Autonics, or an Autonics Through-beam Sensor, we provide the right solution at competitive prices.

We stock a variety of Autonics Photo Sensors, including through-beam, diffuse, and reflective models, all renowned for their reliability and efficiency. Explore options like Photo-reflective Sensors, Retro-reflective Sensors, Photoelectric Beam Sensors, and Reflective Photo Sensors for unmatched performance in automation tasks.

For detailed technical information and pricing, refer to the Autonics photo sensor PDF or contact us to learn more about the Autonics photo sensor price that suits your needs. Trust IndMALL Automation for high-quality sensors tailored to your industrial requirements.

Product List:

Model No	Sensing Type	Sensing distance	Light Source	Control output	Response Time
BJ300-DDT	Diffuse reflective	300mm	Red LED(660nm)	NPN open collector	Max. 1ms
BEN5M-MFR	Retroreflective	5m(MS-2)	Infrared LED(850nm)	Relay	Max. 20ms
BM200-DDT	Diffuse reflective	200mm	Infrared LED(940nm)	NPN open collector	Max. 3ms
BA2M-DDT-P	Diffuse reflective	2m	Infrared LED(850nm)	PNP open collector	Max. 1ms
BRQM400-DDTA-P	Diffuse reflective	40mm	Red LED(660nm)	PNP open collector	Max. 1ms

Frequently Asked Questions

How Does a Photo Sensor Work?

Understanding the Basics: A photo sensor is a device that detects light. It converts light into an electric signal.

The Main Ingredient: Photo sensors have special materials inside. These materials generate electricity when light hits them.

The Process: When light touches the sensor, electrons move. This movement creates an electric current.

The Result: The electric current is measured and understood as a signal. This signal can show how much light is present.

what are the three methods of operating a photoelectric switch?

Three Methods to Operate a Photoelectric Switch:

1. Through Beam Method: A transmitter sends light to a receiver. If something blocks the light, the switch activates.

2. Reflective Method: The switch emits light. When an object reflects that light back, the switch turns on.

3. Diffuse Method: Light is sent out from the switch. The switch activates when light bounces back from nearby objects.

what is the function of retro-reflective sensor?

Function of Retro-Reflective Sensor:

How It Works: A retro-reflective sensor emits light. It then looks for that light to return.

Its Job: When an object comes between the sensor and a reflector, light is blocked. The sensor then activates.

Common Use: These sensors are often used in safety and automation systems. They detect objects passing by.

what does a photoelectric sensor do?

Basic Idea: A photoelectric sensor detects light changes. It then sends out an electric signal.

Function: When light levels change because of an object, the sensor knows. It reacts to these changes.

Usage: These sensors help in automation. They can tell if something is there or not.

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