SF4B-A48-01(V2)

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Machine Safety - Light Curtains involve the use of a window of infrared beams for sensing obstacles. The SF4B-A48-01(V2) is a light curtain designed for use in applications where momentary contact is needed. It consists of a receiver and a transmitter that detect the presence of an object.

The SF4B-A48-01(V2) works by projecting an array of infrared beams. The projector and the receiver are mounted on the same plane and set at a fixed distance apart. An object that passes in between the two units will be detected by the transmitter, which will then transmit a signal to the receiver. If the signal strength is above the set threshold, the receiver will then activate a response, such as stopping the machinery, sounding an alarm or shutting off power.

The SF4B-A48-01(V2) is a versatile light curtain system that can be used in a variety of applications. It can be used in manufacturing processes to ensure safety, detect personnel and objects and control the flow of materials. It can also be used in the automotive industry for detecting and controlling the movement of vehicles. Additionally, it can be used in the food industry to ensure safe packaging and handling of products.

The SF4B-A48-01(V2) has many features that make it an ideal light curtain for use in machine safety applications. It is designed to be highly reliable, with a maximum detection range of 5 meters. It also has low power consumption, making it cost effective. Additionally, it offers a range of adjustable parameters, including sensitivity, distance and activation speed.

The SF4B-A48-01(V2) is a reliable and cost effective solution for machine safety applications. It offers high sensitivity and a wide range of adjustable parameters, making it an ideal choice for a wide range of applications. Furthermore, its low power consumption makes it a cost effective and energy efficient solution.

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