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45DLA Discrete Array: Housing Height [mm (in.)]: 266 (10.5), Sensing Height [mm (in.)]: 118 (4.65), Response Time: 25 ms, Sensing Distance [m (ft.)]: 0.2…8 (0.7…26.2), Resolution [mm (in.)]: 30 (1.2),
SKU: 45DLA-1LEB1T-F4
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Measuring and Discrete Light Arrays 45MLA and 45DLA
• Detect oddly shaped or non-uniform objects
• Detect targets with gaps or spaces
• Large sensing area
• Discrete (45DLA) and measurement (45MLA) models
• Slim housing profiles
• Sensing range:
– 45MLA: 4 m
– 45DLA: 1.5 m or 8 m, selectable via wiring
• Light Array Concept
• Traditional photoelectric transmitted beam sensors detect in a single line from the emitter to the receiver.
• Light array sensors combine multiple emitter or receiver elements into a single housing to create a sensing field instead of a single sensing beam.
• Therefore, light arrays are capable of detecting targets over a wider area.
• This makes them ideal for detecting oddly shaped parts, products with gaps or spaces, or inconsistently positioned targets, at a fraction of the cost of using multiple sensor pairs.
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Measuring and Discrete Light Arrays 45MLA and 45DLA
• Detect oddly shaped or non-uniform objects
• Detect targets with gaps or spaces
• Large sensing area
• Discrete (45DLA) and measurement (45MLA) models
• Slim housing profiles
• Sensing range:
– 45MLA: 4 m
– 45DLA: 1.5 m or 8 m, selectable via wiring
• Light Array Concept
• Traditional photoelectric transmitted beam sensors detect in a single line from the emitter to the receiver.
• Light array sensors combine multiple emitter or receiver elements into a single housing to create a sensing field instead of a single sensing beam.
• Therefore, light arrays are capable of detecting targets over a wider area.
• This makes them ideal for detecting oddly shaped parts, products with gaps or spaces, or inconsistently positioned targets, at a fraction of the cost of using multiple sensor pairs.