Through-beam photoelectric sensors consist of an emitter and a receiver in separate housings. The emitter sends a beam of light to the receiver, which determines a target is present when the beam is interrupted. These sensors offer the longest sensing distances but require precise alignment.
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Through-beam photoelectric sensors have an emitter and a receiver housed separately. The emitter sends a beam of light to the receiver, which detects a target when the beam is blocked. These sensors provide the longest sensing distances and high reliability but require precise alignment for proper operation.
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General-purpose photoelectric sensors use infrared or visible red light technology and are suitable for many presence sensing applications. They are available in basic, standard, and harsh duty ratings, and a range of tubular and rectangular form factors and sizes, including the popular 50 x 50mm industry standard.
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$20.00
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Autonics BTF, BTS, and BPS series miniature rectangular photoelectric sensors feature compact housings that are easy to install in tight spaces. These robust sensors offer accurate sensing, fast response times, and high performance for challenging industrial applications.
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