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Laser Sensor, Position/Length Measurement, M8, 300mm/50m


$134.92
M8 laser sensor with laser spot size 1mm can be used for industrial automation control, such as measuring the object position
SKU: CHN-LASES-M8
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Delivery date: 6-12 days

Laser sensor with M8*1mm metal detection head, 1mm spot size, diffuse reflection/through beam detection mode and NPN/PNP NO/NC output mode for selection.

Specification:

ModelCHN-LASES-M8
Shipping weight2kg
Thread sizeM8*1mm
Detection of spot size1mm
Detection mode *Diffuse reflection type, through beam type
Detection rangeDiffuse reflection type: Sn=300mm, through beam type: Sn=50m
Light sourceInfrared ray LED (880nm)
The laser beam is invisible. The laser spot is visible.
Output mode *NPN NO, NPN NC, PNP NO, PNP NC
Power supply10-30VDC
No-load current<10mA
Maximum load current150mA
Leakage current<0.01mA
Voltage drop<1V
Switching frequency120Hz
Response time0.1ms
Switching hysteresis<15% (sr)
Repeat accuracy<1.0% (sr)
Protection classIP67
Environment humidity35-95%
Operating temperature-5~+50℃ (23~122℉)
Temperature drift<10% (sr)
Short circuit protectionYes
Indicator lightYes
Housing material304 stainless steel (detector), plastic (connector protective sleeve)
Connection methodDirect lead wire
Cable length2m

Note: The detection range of diffuse reflection laser sensor can be adjusted by the knob (Clockwise rotation for adding distance, anticlockwise rotation for reducing distance). The detection range of through beam laser sensor can be adjusted by the distance of projector and receiver.
Dimension (diffuse reflection type, unit: mm):
M8 laser sensor for position measurement dimensional drawing
Wiring diagram:
Diffuse reflection/through beam laser sensor M8 wiring diagram

Tips: Laser sensors vs. ultrasonic sensors
Ultrasonic sensors are also often used to detect objects at greater distances, and since it is not an optical device, it is not affected by color changes. However, ultrasonic sensors measure distance based on the speed of sound, so they have some inherent disadvantages and cannot be used in the following situations.

  1. When the target to be measured is not perpendicular to the transducer of the sensor. The target of ultrasonic detection must be within an angle of no more than 10° from the vertical azimuth of the sensor.
  2. When the beam diameter is small. The general ultrasonic beam is 0.76cm in diameter when it is 2m away from the sensor.
  3. When a visible spot is required for position calibration.
  4. Windy occasions.
  5. Vacuum occasions.
  6. When the temperature gradient is large. In this case the speed of sound will change.
  7. Occasions that require quick response.

While the laser sensor can solve the detection of all the above occasions, which cannot be done by ultrasonic sensors.