Technical Documents
Specifications
Brand
BannerProduct Type
Photoelectric Sensor
Sensor Style
Block
Detection Type
Diffuse
Output Type
NPN/PNP
Terminal Type
5-Pin M12
Maximum DC Voltage
30V dc
Light Source
LED
Minimum Operating Temperature
-10°C
IP Rating
IP67
Maximum Current
150mA
Maximum Operating Temperature
50°C
Standards/Approvals
IEC
Response Time
500μs
Hazardous Area Certification
No
Series
QS30
Housing Material
ABS
Mount Type
Screw
Detection Range
800 mm
Country of Origin
United States
Product Details
The QS30 series of diffuse mode sensors from Turck Banner are high performance laser sensors that are easy to use. The configuration options make this sensor suitable for demanding applications. The compact housing of the laser sensor has a large, easy to see bar graph display plus bright LEDs for easy programming and status monitoring during operation.
Laser radiation is harmful to the human eye and under no circumstances should the laser beam be viewed directly or via optical instruments.
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Technical Documents
Specifications
Brand
BannerProduct Type
Photoelectric Sensor
Sensor Style
Block
Detection Type
Diffuse
Output Type
NPN/PNP
Terminal Type
5-Pin M12
Maximum DC Voltage
30V dc
Light Source
LED
Minimum Operating Temperature
-10°C
IP Rating
IP67
Maximum Current
150mA
Maximum Operating Temperature
50°C
Standards/Approvals
IEC
Response Time
500μs
Hazardous Area Certification
No
Series
QS30
Housing Material
ABS
Mount Type
Screw
Detection Range
800 mm
Country of Origin
United States
Product Details
The QS30 series of diffuse mode sensors from Turck Banner are high performance laser sensors that are easy to use. The configuration options make this sensor suitable for demanding applications. The compact housing of the laser sensor has a large, easy to see bar graph display plus bright LEDs for easy programming and status monitoring during operation.
Laser radiation is harmful to the human eye and under no circumstances should the laser beam be viewed directly or via optical instruments.