GL10-N1212

An optical sensor is a device used to detect the presence or absence of objects within a given area. Generally, these sensors are used to detect objects that are otherwise difficult to detect or are invisible to other sensing methods. Optical sensors can detect anything from the visible light spectrum to the invisible light spectrum. The GL10-N1212 optical sensor is a type of optical photoelectric sensor, used for industrial applications.

The GL10-N1212 is a four pin device that comes in an IP67 rated housing. This sensor is designed to detect objects that are between 0.3 and 8.0 millimeters. It offers high reliability and a long life span. The device has two types of output terminals: normally open (NO) and normally closed (NC). It also has a built in LED indicator that illuminates when an object is detected.

The GL10-N1212 sensor operates by detecting the reflection of an object. Light is emitted from a built in LED over a given area. When an object is detected, the light is then refracted off the object and detected by the sensor’s receiving element. This triggers an electrical state change in the output terminals which can be used to control various other devices or systems.

The GL10-N1212 is commonly used in industrial applications. It is used in applications such as parking lot entry systems, automated machine control systems, production line automation, robotics, and motion sensing systems. It is also used as a part of safety systems such as light curtains and safety switches.

The GL10-N1212 is a reliable and durable optical sensor. Its simple design and low power consumption make it a good choice for many industrial applications. Its four input/output terminals make it easy to integrate with existing systems. Its rugged housing and long lifespan make it a great choice for the harshest of industrial environments.

In conclusion, the GL10-N1212 is a reliable and durable optical photoelectric sensor, used for industrial applications. Its simple design, low power consumption and four input/output terminals make it easy to integrate with existing systems. It is rugged enough to withstand harsh industrial conditions and is commonly found in applications such as parking lots, automated machine control systems, production lines, robotics and safety systems.