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Sick KT8L-P3756 Contrast Sensor

Sick KT8L-P3756 Contrast Sensor delivers ≀ 150 mm sensing distance, 655 nm red laser light, and 30 Β΅s response time performance. This Sick 655 nm Wavelength Contrast Sensor features PNP switching output, IP67 enclosure rating, 10 V DC to 30 V DC supply voltage, large 30.4 mm Γ— 53 mm Γ— 80 mm housing, Ø 3 mm round light spot, teach-in button adjustment, male connector M12 5-pin connection, and belongs to the KT series for industrial automation applications.

BrandSick
Product TypeContrast Sensor
ProductKT8L-P3756

Sick KT8L-P3756 Contrast Sensor – Technical Specifications

SpecificationValue
Dimensions (W x H x D)30.4 mm x 53 mm x 80 mm
Sensing distance≀ 150 mm
Sensing distance tolerance-
Housing designLarge
Light sourceLaser, red 2)
Wave length655 nm
Light spot sizeØ 3 mm 3)
Light spot directionRound
AdjustmentTeach-in button
Supply voltage10 V DC ... 30 V DC
Response time30 Β΅s 5)
Switching outputPNP
Switching mode-
Enclosure ratingIP67
Connection typeMale connector M12, 5-pin
Ambient operating temperature–10 Β°C ... +45 Β°C

KT8L-P3756 Sick 655 nm Wavelength Contrast Sensor is designed for precise mark detection in industrial automation systems. The KT8L-P3756 Sick 655 nm Wavelength Contrast Sensor operates with ≀ 150 mm sensing distance, 655 nm red laser light, 30 Β΅s response time, and PNP switching output. It belongs to the KT series and supports stable detection performance under varying material contrasts.

KT8L-P3756 is used in packaging lines, print mark detection, conveyor systems, and assembly automation where accurate contrast differentiation is required. The laser light source with Ø 3 mm spot ensures focused detection over extended sensing distances.

KT8L-P3756 from Sick operates between –10 Β°C and +45 Β°C with 10 V DC to 30 V DC supply voltage. As part of the KT series, this Sick contrast sensor integrates into industrial control panels and maintains reliable switching behavior in production environments.