WLG4S-3E1134

Photoelectric sensors, also known as opto-electronic sensors, are devices that use light-emitting diodes (LEDs) and other sources of light in order to detect the presence or absence of an object. One such photoelectric sensor is the WLG4S-3E1134, which is a dedicated light source-based system designed for industrial applications.

The WLG4S-3E1134 comprises of an LED-based transmitter and a receiver with integrated amplifier and oscilloscope. The LED transmitter emits visible and infrared light of various wavelengths onto the target object. When the light reflects back towards the receiver, it is then amplified by the integrated amplifier and processed by the oscilloscope, enabling the sensor to detect the presence or absence of the object in question.

When it comes to industrial applications, the WLG4S-3E1134 is ideally suited for use in a wide range of applications involving the detection of objects. These include assembly line automation, quality control, process monitoring and safety control. In addition, the sensor also provides reliable performance when used in difficult environments, such as areas that are exposed to high temperatures or vibration.

The WLG4S-3E1134 is equipped with a variety of features that make it an ideal choice for use in industrial applications. For instance, the sensor is capable of detecting objects up to a distance of 3 meters, and it is also equipped with adjustable sensitivity and adjustable delay settings that allow for highly precise and reliable detection. The sensor is also capable of recognising many different types of objects, including moving charts, photos and transparent materials.

Overall, the WLG4S-3E1134 is a highly reliable and versatile opto-electronic sensor that is capable of providing accurate and consistent results for industrial applications. With its adjustable settings and wide range of capabilities, this type of sensor is an ideal choice for any type of industrial environment, providing reliable and consistent performance when used to detect objects.