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Carlo Gavazzi: Stainless steel photoelectric sensors

Carlo Gavazzi announces its new series of stainless steel photoelectric sensors, the PD30ET Series.

PD30ET Series
PD30ET Series

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The new PD30ET Series complements the already popular PD30 photoelectric sensors, with robust AISI316L stainless steel housings. With an IP69K environmental rating and ECOLAB certification, reliable operation is ensured even in the harshest of environments. The PD30ET provides outstanding resistance to high-pressure wash-down, aggressive cleaning agents, harsh disinfectants and high temperatures frequently found in the Food & Beverage industry. The PD30ET is also ideal for other harsh environments, including Material Handling, Packaging, Agriculture, and Mobile Equipment. Main features of the PD30ET Series include:

 

Industry standard dimensions:

     Housing: 11 x 21 x 31.5mm

     Mounting: 25.4mm spacing, (2) M3 holes

AISI 316L stainless steel housing

NO and NC outputs, NPN or PNP versions

10–30VDC power supply

IP67, IP68 and IP69K ratings

cULus, ECOLAB, and CE approved

Top potentiometer set-up

Connections: 4-pin M8 plug or 2m cable

Diffuse reflective:

     Extremely wide-angled (200mm)

     Long range (1m)

Background Suppression, Active Pixel Sensor:

     Visible red light version (200mm)

     Infrared version (200mm)

Retro-Reflective:

     Polarized visible red light (6m)

     Non-polarized infrared (6m)

Through-beam versions (15m)

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