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  • Sick WL27-2F730

    Sick WL27-2F730

    • Manufacturer: Sick

    used WL27-2F730 1015104 Sensor/detection principle Retro-reflective photoelectric sensor Dimensions (W x H x D) 24.6 mm x 80 mm x 53.5 mm Housing shape (light emission) cuboid Switching distance max. 0.1 m ... 14...

    Freiberg, Germany
  • Sick WL160-F430

    Sick WL160-F430

    • Manufacturer: Sick

    unused stock item WL160-F430 6022772 Features Functional principle Retro-reflective photoelectric sensor Dimensions (W x H x D) 11 mm x 23 mm x 38 mm Housing shape (light emission) cuboid Switching distance max. ...

    Freiberg, Germany
  • Leuze electronic Photoelectric Sensor IPRK

    Leuze electronic Photoelectric Sensor IPRK 92/4 S 50013059

    • Manufacturer: Leuze

    Article no.: 50013059 | Shipping: Express delivery possible | Guarantee in months: 12 | Case: very good, no scratches | Packaging: originally packed | Voltage: 10 .... 30 V DC | Current: max. 100 mA | Protection...

    $495 USD
    Rosenfeld, Germany

Overview

Optical sensors are devices used to detect light or changes in light intensity. These sensors are commonly used in various industries for applications such as automation, safety, and quality control. They can detect the presence, absence, or distance of an object, and are essential in environments requiring precise measurements and controls.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when buying an optical sensor?

Consider the sensor's range, resolution, response time, and compatibility with your existing systems. Also, check for environmental resistance such as dust and water protection.

How do I ensure my optical sensor is shipped safely?

Ensure the sensor is packed in its original packaging or in a secure, cushioned container. Use a trusted shipping service that handles delicate electronics.

What is the maintenance required for optical sensors?

Regularly clean the sensor's optical components to prevent dust and debris buildup. Periodically check the sensor's alignment and calibration, and refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance guidelines.