SICK Photoelectric Sensor WS/WE45-P260S30 1076344

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The SICK Photoelectric Sensor WS/WE45-P260S30 (Part No. 1076344) is a versatile sensor designed for a wide range of applications in industrial automation and material handling. Here are the key parameters and features of this sensor:

Key Parameters:

• Model: WS/WE45-P260S30
• Type: Photoelectric sensor (Photoelectric proximity sensor)
• Sensing Principle:
  • Through-beam (emitter and receiver) or retro-reflective depending on configuration
• Sensing Range:
  • Up to 5 meters (depending on the type of reflector used)
• Output Type:
  • PNP (normally open) or NPN (depending on configuration)
  • Switching output
• Operating Voltage:
  • 10 to 30 V DC
• Current Consumption:
  • Typically ≤ 30 mA
• Response Time:
  • ≤ 1 ms
• Switching Frequency:
  • Up to 1 kHz
• Protection Class:
  • IP67 (dust-tight and protected against water)
• Operating Temperature Range:
  • -25°C to +55°C
• Housing Material:
  • Plastic (high resistance to environmental influences)
• Connection Type:
  • M12 connector (4-pin)
• Light Source:
  • Infrared LED

Features:

• Versatile Sensing Options: Can be used in through-beam or retro-reflective configurations, providing flexibility for various applications.
• Compact Design: Small footprint allows for easy installation in tight spaces.
• High Protection Class: IP67 rating ensures reliable operation in harsh environments, including dust and moisture exposure.
• Fast Response Time: Suitable for high-speed applications requiring quick detection.
• LED Indicator: Provides visual feedback for operational status, simplifying diagnostics.

Applications:

The SICK WS/WE45-P260S30 sensor is widely used in various industrial applications, including:

• Conveyor Systems: For detecting the presence or absence of objects on conveyor belts.
• Packaging Machinery: Monitoring the position of packages and ensuring accurate labeling or sorting.
• Material Handling: Used in automated guided vehicles (AGVs) and sorting systems to detect objects and obstacles.
• Assembly Lines: Ensuring that components are in place before proceeding to the next step in the assembly process.