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Photoelectric Sensor Allen-Bradley 42GRP92L0QD | Class 2 Laser | 500-500 mm Sensing Range | NPN/PNP Output | by Allen-Bradley
The Allen-Bradley 42GRP92L0QD Series 9000 Photoelectric Sensor features a Class 2 laser for safe and precise sensing, with a versatile 500-500 mm sensing range. Ideal for industrial automation and manufacturing process control, this sensor offers selectable light operate or dark operate output and adjustable sensitivity, making it perfect for various applications in material handling and packaging machinery.
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Technical Specifications
- Sensing Range: 500-500 mm
- Output Type: Light operate or dark operate selectable
- Output Configuration: NPN or PNP
- Connector Type: 4 pin micro M12 quick disconnect
- Laser Class: Class 2
- Sensitivity: Adjustable
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 50mm x 50mm x 20mm
- Weight: 0.1 kg
Key Features
- Class 2 laser for safe and precise sensing
- Diffuse sensing with 500-500 mm range
- Selectable light operate or dark operate output
- NPN and PNP output options
- 4 pin micro M12 quick disconnect connector
- Adjustable sensitivity for versatile applications
Professional Installation Requirements
- Installation by a qualified technician or electrician is recommended to ensure proper setup and safety compliance.
Applications
- Industrial automation for object detection
- Manufacturing process control
- Material handling systems
- Packaging machinery
Standards & Compliance
- Complies with AS/NZS 60950 – Safety of IT and Communication Equipment
Environmental Benefits
- Energy-efficient sensor operation reduces power consumption
- Durable design minimizes waste and replacement frequency
Warranty Information
Radwell 2-year warranty included; factory warranty does not apply.
Available Now
The Allen-Bradley 42GRP92L0QD Series 9000 Photoelectric Sensor is available now for immediate purchase. Ideal for industrial automation and manufacturing process control.
