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Turck Photoelectric Sensor: Diffuse Mode Sensor

IndMALL presents an extensive range of Turck Photoelectric Sensors, designed for varied industrial applications. These Turck sensors, renowned for their precision and durability, are crucial in automating and optimizing production processes. Our collection includes Through Beam Sensors, Retro-reflective Sensors, and Diffuse Mode Sensors, each tailored to specific needs. With a mix of PNP and NPN outputs, LED visibility, sensitivity control, and extensive operating ranges, these Turck Photo Sensors ensure reliability and efficiency in demanding environments.

Turck Photoelectric Sensor
Turck Through Beam Sensor

Turck Through Beam Sensor: M18-3

  • Connectors: M12 × 1 and M8 × 1, 4-pin configurations.
  • Protection Class: IP67, with some featuring IP67/IP69K.
  • Operating Temperature Range: Commonly -40 °C to +70 °C.
  • Operating Voltage: Uniformly 10–30 VDC across all models.
  • Output Types: Mix of PNP and NPN switching outputs
Turck Retro-reflective Sensor

Turck Retro-reflective Sensor: QS18LPC

  • Connectivity: M12 × 1 or M8 × 1, 4-pin connectors; PVC cables
  • Protection: IP67 rated.
  • Visibility: LED all-round.
  • Sensitivity Control: Teach button or potentiometer.
  • Voltage: 10–30 VDC.
  • Output: PNP/NPN, light/dark operation, changeover.
Turck Diffuse Mode Sensors

Turck Diffuse Mode Sensors: Q4X Series

  • Laser Type: Class 1 and 2, red (655 or 660 nm).
  • Voltage: 10–30 VDC (some 12–30 VDC).
  • Output: PNP/NPN, IO-Link on select models.
  • Range: 35 mm to 12 m.
  • Design: Stainless steel, rectangular, LED display.
  • Protection: IP67/69K, ECOLAB-certified.
  • Connectivity: M12 × 1, 4/5-pin connectors.

Product List:

Model No

Image

Operating mode

Range

Output function

Switching frequency

Electrical connection

QS18VP6RB Autonics QS18VP6RB Receiver 0…3000 mm NO/NC, PNP ≤ 400 Hz Cable, 2 m, PVC
QS18VP6LPQ8 Autonics QS18VP6LPQ8 Polarized 50…3500 mm NO/NC, PNP ≤ 800 Hz Connector, M12 × 1, PVC
Q4XFPLAF310-Q8 Autonics Q4XFPLAF310-Q8 Background/foreground suppression 35…310 mm NO/NC, PNP Connector, M12 × 1, PVC
QS18EP6LPQ8 Autonics QS18EP6LPQ8 Polarized 50…3500 mm NO contact, PNP ≤ 833 H Connector, M12 × 1, PVC
S18SP6RQ Autonics S18SP6RQ Receiver 0…20000 mm Connection programmable, PNP ≤ 160 Hz Connector, M12 × 1, PVC

Frequently Asked Questions

How does a photoelectric sensor work?

A photoelectric sensor operates using light emission and reception. It emits light from the Emitter, which the Receiver captures. Light interruption or reflection by an object alters the light received. The Receiver senses this variation, transforming it into electrical signals. This mechanism enables object detection and positioning.

Why do we use photoelectric sensors?

Photoelectric sensors are vital for detecting objects’ presence, absence, or distance. They utilize a light source, typically infrared, and a photoelectric receiver. These sensors are extensively employed in industrial manufacturing processes. Their accuracy and reliability make them indispensable in automation and quality control.

What are the examples of photoelectric sensors?

Photoelectric sensors have diverse applications across various industries. They detect and orient objects on production lines, ensuring efficient process flow. These sensors also count items accurately, aiding in inventory management. Additionally, they enhance safety by stopping automatic doors from closing on obstacles. Their versatility makes them essential in automation and safety systems.

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