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Convergent Mode Sensor ML88HGU220RT102115 | Miniature Design | Adjustable Detection Range | Background Interference Suppression | by Allen-Bradley
The Convergent Mode Sensor ML88HGU220RT102115 is designed for industrial automation, featuring a miniature design and mechanically adjustable detection range. With background interference suppression, it ensures reliable object detection in manufacturing processes and machine safety applications. Ideal for professionals seeking efficient monitoring solutions.
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Technical Specifications
- Sensor Type: Convergent mode
- Design: Miniature
- Detection Range: Mechanically adjustable
- Interference Suppression: Background interference suppression
- Ambient Light Sensitivity: Not sensitive, including switched energy saving lamps
- Mounting: Flexible with slot design
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 15mm x 50mm x 30mm
- Weight: 0.2 kg
Key Features
- Miniature design for compact installation
- Background interference suppression
- Mechanically adjustable detection range
- Not sensitive to ambient light including switched energy saving lamps
- Flexible mounting possibilities due to slot design
Professional Installation Requirements
- Installation should be performed by qualified personnel familiar with industrial sensor systems to ensure proper setup and safety compliance.
Applications
- Industrial automation for object detection
- Manufacturing process control
- Machine safety and monitoring
Standards & Compliance
- AS/NZS 4801 – Occupational Health & Safety Management Systems
Environmental Benefits
- Not sensitive to ambient light including energy-saving lamps, reducing false triggers and energy waste
Warranty Information
Radwell 2-year warranty included; factory warranty may not apply.
Available Now
The Allen-Bradley ML88HGU220RT102115 Convergent Mode Sensor is available now for immediate purchase. Ideal for industrial automation and manufacturing process control.
