Threaded miniaturized photoelectric sensors:

• The user can utilize an M4 thru-beam sensor and an M6 reflecting sensor to create a series of small photoelectric sensors.
• In addition to being quick and simple to install, the EX-30 series sensors' inbuilt signal amplifier, stable mechanical qualities, and sturdy zinc enclosure make them an appealing alternative to photoelectric sensors with fibre connections.
• A new design addresses every fibre sensor's weakness.
• All the issues with fibre sensors are resolved with the EX-30 series, including:
• The fibre’s fragility.
• Having trouble locating a good location for the amplifier.
• More room is required because the fibre is tough to bend.
• The inconvenience of needing to employ a protective tube to avoid fibre breakage.

Key features:

• Less power is consumed.
• An alternative to fibre optic sensors.
• 800-mm thru-beam type (EX-33-PN) available.