In through-beam photoelectric sensing, also known as opposed mode, the transmitter and emitter are in separate housings. Light emitted from the transmitter is aimed directly at the receiver. When an object breaks the beam of light between the emitter and receiver, the receiver’s output changes state.
Through-beam sensing is the most efficient sensing mode which results in the longest sensing ranges and highest excess gain. This high gain enables through-beam sensors to be reliably used in foggy, dusty and dirty environments.
> Through Beam reflection;
> Sensing distance: 30cm or 200cm
> Housing size: 88 mm *65 mm *25 mm
> Housing material: PC/ABS
> Output: NPN+PNP, relay
> Connection: Terminal
> Protection degree: IP67
> CE certified
> Complete circuit protection: short-circuit and reverse polarity
Through Beam reflection | |||
PTL-TM20D-D | PTL-TM40D-D | PTL-TM20S-D | PTL-TM30S-D |
PTL-TM20DNRT3-D | PTL-TM40DNRT3-D | PTL-TM20SKT3-D | PTL-TM30SKT3-D |
PTL-TM20DPRT3-D | PTL-TM40DPRT3-D | ||
Technical specifications | |||
Detection type | Through Beam reflection | ||
Rated distance [Sn] | 20m (Non adjustable) | 40m (Non adjustable) | 20m (Receiver adjustable) |
Standard target | >φ15mm opaque object | ||
Light source | Infrared LED (880nm) | ||
Dimensions | 88 mm *65 mm *25 mm | ||
Output | NPN or PNP NO+NC | Relay output | |
Supply voltage | 10…30 VDC | 24…240 VAC/12…240VDC | |
Repeat accuracy [R] | ≤5% | ||
Load current | ≤200mA (receiver) | ≤3A (receiver) | |
Residual voltage | ≤2.5V (receiver) | …… | |
Consumption current | ≤25mA | ≤35mA | |
Circuit protection | Short-circuit and reverse polarity | …… | |
Response time | <8.2ms | <30ms | |
Output indicator | Emitter: Green LED Receiver: Yellow LED | ||
Ambient temperature | -15℃…+55℃ | ||
Ambient humidity | 35-85%RH (non-condensing) | ||
Voltage withstand | 1000V/AC 50/60Hz 60s | 2000V/AC 50/60Hz 60s | |
Insulation resistance | ≥50MΩ(500VDC) | ||
Vibration resistance | 10…50Hz (0.5mm) | ||
Degree of protection | IP67 | ||
Housing material | PC/ABS | ||
Connection | Terminal |