Ultrasonics Sensor SeIection Guide
2022-06-23
■The M18 and M30 ultrasonic sensors feature smooth transducer faces, short blind zones, adjustable sensing fields, and robust chrome plated brass barrels, along with multiple options for outputs and configurations that enable users to select the best design for their application.
■Output configurations range from a single output with an adjustable set point to versions with configurable outputs either as dual set point, analog, window, retroreflective, or IO-Link. Sensors can be taught via wire, integral buttons, or IO-Link.
■Certain M18 and M30 versions are available with ATEX and IECEx approvals for environments that have dust or gases which could be ignited and cause a fire or explosion.
■The CK40 and CP40 rectangular ultrasonic sensor family uses separate transducers for the transmitter and receiver, giving thesesensors a 60° sonic cone angle for detecting targets, which is much larger than what is possible with the M18 or M30 barrels.
■Output configurations range from a single output with an adjustable set point to versions with configurable outputs either as dual set point, analog, window, retroreflective, or IO-Link. Sensors can be taught via wire, integral buttons, or IO-Link.
■Certain M18 and M30 versions are available with ATEX and IECEx approvals for environments that have dust or gases which could be ignited and cause a fire or explosion.
■The CK40 and CP40 rectangular ultrasonic sensor family uses separate transducers for the transmitter and receiver, giving thesesensors a 60° sonic cone angle for detecting targets, which is much larger than what is possible with the M18 or M30 barrels.
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