E3T-ST14-D 2M

Optical Sensors are a type of sensor that uses light to detect the presence or absence of objects near a given point-of-operations. They utilise visible light, infrared light, and ultraviolet light fuels to measure the amount and speed of something occuring within their detection range.

The E3T-ST14-D 2M is a particularly popular optical sensor device primarily used for industrial applications. It is a two-wire DC devices which includes transmission and receivng components in one unit that has been designed to replace mechanical switches and electrical contact limit switches.

The E3T-ST14-D 2M has both reflection and through-beam sensing mode of operation. In reflection sensing mode the emitter sends out a modulated light that is reflected off of the object and is received by the receiver. In through-beam sensing mode the emitter sends out an uninterrupted light beam to the receiver, and when the object interrupts the beam the receiver fails to detect it. This is known as "dark operations mode".

The E3T-ST14-D 2M is a highly versatile device that can detect presence, absence, color and size. Its response time is the fastest within its class and can detect cycles at 10,000 pieces per minute. It has a sensitivity range of 2m and can detect objects up to 10m away. These properties, along with its low current consumption, makes the E3T-ST14-D 2M an ideal device for industrial applications.

The E3T-ST14-D 2M is a highly reliable device due to its lens-less construction and no-moving parts. It also features a synchronized circuit design which eliminates voltage drift caused when measuring within long-term speeds. Additionally, the device is double insulated in order to protect against interference from external electrostatic fields.

The E3T-ST14-D 2M is an invaluable tool used in industrial applications. Its small size and high sensitivity makes it a perfect device for use in difficult applications, such as detecting presence and location of objects on conveyor belts and automatic production lines. It is widely used in various industries including food and beverage manufacturing, automotive, material handling, assembly lines, pharmaceuticals, and robotics.