FX-412B

The FX-412B Photoelectric Sensor belongs to a class of optical sensors that enable contactless measurement, control, and regulation of a range of industrial applications. Its sensing functionality is based on the detection of light by specialized optical components, which are used to detect the presence or absence of objects, or to measure an object\'s position, movement, speed, or size.

The FX-412B is comprised of a light source, a light detector, and a signal processing and output circuit. When an object passes through the light emitted by the light source, this alters the signal received by the light detector, which is then converted into an electrical output signal by the signal processing circuit. This output signal is indicative of the position, size, or movement of the object.

The FX-412B can be used in a variety of industrial applications, ranging from material handling and optoelectric switches to automated process control systems. It is also suitable for applications where detections needs to be made in dark or dusty environments, such as monitoring product movement on conveyor belts in manufacturing plants, and even detecting foreign objects in hazardous or radioactive environments.

The FX-412B\'s sensitivity and accuracy can be adjusted to various light levels and application conditions. This makes it an ideal solution for detecting objects at a distance, such as in robotic vision systems, without having to make any contact with the object.

The FX-412B is also fairly easy to install, as it are equipped with either an electromechanical or electronic output signal, depending on the application. Furthermore, the sensor can be easily combined with other components, such as light curtains for area safety monitoring, or with proximity switches for precise positioning control.

The FX-412B is a reliable and affordable solution for a wide range of industrial applications. Its wide range of features, including its adjustable sensitivity and accuracy, make it an ideal solution for various applications, from automated factory assembly lines to safety monitoring in hazardous environments.