E3ZM-B61T-C 2M

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The E3ZM-B61T-C 2M is an industrial photoelectric sensor from Omron, a pioneer in sensing and automation technology. This model provides an ultra-compact solution that features an 18 mm, three-poles long sensing distance, two non-polarized output configurations, and both analog and digital (PNP) signals.

The E3ZM-B61T-C 2M has been designed specifically for industrial applications. It offers an improved performance over other, competing models in the sensing area. It has the ability to detect small objects with high accuracy, and is suitable for use in a wide range of industrial settings, from food processing to packaging machines and other large, automated systems.

The E3ZM-B61T-C 2M is capable of detecting objects up to 10 meters away, and can detect even the smallest of objects with a detection range of 0.4 to 4.5 millimeters. When the sensor is triggered, it outputs a solid output signal in either a digital (PNP) or analog form. This allows the sensor to be easily integrated into existing machinery or other industrial processes.

The working principle of the E3ZM-B61T-C 2M is based on the use of a light-sensitive LED and photodiode. These components, when combined together, are capable of detecting objects that vary in size, shape, color, and orientation. When light from the LED passes through the object and is detected by the photodiode, it triggers the output signal.

The E3ZM-B61T-C 2M is a reliable sensor with a long sensing distance and a high degree of accuracy. Its compact size makes it ideal for use in a variety of industrial applications, and the non-polarized output configurations and digital and analog signals make it easy to integrate with existing machinery. Thanks to its use of modern sensing technology, the E3ZM-B61T-C 2M is a cost-effective solution that is reliable and easy to use.

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