Banner Retroreflective Photoelectric Sensor, Barrel Sensor, 2 m Detection Range

The S18 series of photoelectric sensors are completely epoxy-encapsulated to provide superior durability and designed to meet rigorous IP69K standards for use in 1200 psi wash-downs . The S18 series of sensor has a switching distance that varies depending on the reflectivity of the target as the light reflection of the target triggers the sensor to switch.

Featuring-
EZ-BEAM technology for reliable sensing without the need for adjustments
Innovative dual-indicator system for simple sensor performance monitoring
18 mm threaded barrel
Compact design
Selectable light or dark operation or light operation with alarm function
LED indication
Reverse polarity and short circuit protection
Available with different sensing modes
Advanced diagnostics to warn of marginal sensing conditions or output overload

Need a way to spot objects as they move around your industrial equipment? This photoelectric sensor from Banner is the tool for the job. It's a retroreflective type of device, with an emitter and receiver in a single package. A beam is sent out, bounces off a reflector and returns to the unit. If anything breaks the beam of light, your controller is alerted. The sensor responds in 3ms when it detects an item to make quick work of letting you know, boosting the efficiency of your setup. Its PBT housing withstands impact and corrosion, so you're assured of long-lasting service in challenging settings.

• IP69K rating indicates it’s protected against dust and high-temperature, high-pressure water jets
• Supply voltage rating between 10 and 30V DC for use in low-voltage applications
• Detection range of 2m for long-distance monitoring
• Maximum current of 30mA means it's energy-efficient and emits minimal heat
• Withstands up to 75g of impact for high shock resistance

• Automotive manufacturing
• Printing industry
• Chemical processing plants

The component has two LED indicators that offer clear feedback of its status. This helps to minimise equipment downtime.