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O6P400 \ efector 200 \ Photo sensor \ O6P-FPKG/AS/4P \ SG

Special Price THB 5,025.00 Regular Price THB 6,700.00
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029103
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Delivery date: 4 ก.ย. 2569

ifm electronic, efector, position sensors, magnetic sensors, magnetic object detection sensor, object detection, SCMA, Pepperl+Fuchs, Keyence

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Details of O6P400 \ efector 200 \ Photo sensor (Light switch sensor) \O6P-FPKG/AS/4P \ SG

O6P400 \ efector 200 \ Photo sensor (Light switch sensor) \O6P-FPKG/AS/4P \ SG Position sensor from ifm, compact in size, made of stainless steel for durability and reliability. Suitable even in limited spaces with easy setup and LED status indicator lights for efficient operation. It supports operating temperatures ranging from -25°C to 60°C and is suitable for use anywhere due to its dust and water protection standards IP65, IP67, and IP68.

Technical Data O6P400 \ efector 200 \ Photo sensor (Light switch sensor) \O6P-FPKG/AS/4P \ SG

  • Type of light red light
  • Housing rectangular
  • Special feature polarisation filter
  • Function principle Retro-reflective sensor
  • Application suited for use in the machine tool industry
  • Operating voltage[V] 10...30 DC
  • Current consumption[mA] 12; ((24 V))
  • Protection class III
  • Reverse polarity protection yes
  • Type of light red light
  • Wave length[nm] 633
  • Weight[g] 33.2
  • Housing rectangular
  • Dimensions[mm] 41.3 x 13 x 21
  • Materials housing: stainless steel (316L/1.4404); plastics: PPSU; Sealing: FKM
  • Lens material PMMA
  • Lens alignment side lens
  • Tightening torque[Nm] 1; (screws)

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