E3F3-T61M 2M

Optical Sensors - Photoelectric, Industrial

Optical sensors are used in various industrial applications to detect objects and measure distances. The most common type of optical sensor is the photoelectric sensor, which consists of a light source and a receiving device. The light source produces a light beam that is directed to the receiving device. When an object enters or is placed in the light beam, the receiving device senses the light and this triggers a signal. This signal is then used to produce a measurement or create an action.

E3F3-T61M 2M Application Field and Working Principle

The E3F3-T61M 2M Photoelectric Sensor from Omron utilizes a long-distance and sharply focused infrared light beam which allows for detection over a short distance of up to 2m. This makes it an ideal option for industrial automation, sensing the presence of objects and measuring distances in complex environments.

The E3F3-T61M 2M works by emitting a focused infrared light beam that can detect objects from up to 2m away from the light source. It is able to detect very small objects thanks to its long-distance and focused infrared light beam. When an object is detected, the E3F3-T61M 2M sends an electrical output signal to the connected controller, allowing for the immediate measurement of the distance between the sensor and the object.

The E3F3-T61M 2M is suitable for a wide range of applications, from automating manufacturing processes to measuring distances in safety systems. Additionally, it is designed for use in industrial environments, making it resistant to dust and shocks. This makes the E3F3-T61M 2M suitable for almost any industrial application where a reliable and accurate distance measurement is required.

In conclusion, the E3F3-T61M 2M Photoelectric Sensor is an ideal choice for industrial applications, offering accurate detection of small objects over a short distance. Its long-distance and focused infrared light beam coupled with its shock and dust resistance make it the perfect choice for industrial automation, safety systems and measuring distances.