D12SP6FVQ BANNER ENGINEERING, D12SP6FVQ Datasheet - Page 3
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D12SP6FVQ
Manufacturer Part Number
D12SP6FVQ
Description
Photoelectric Sensor
Manufacturer
BANNER ENGINEERING
Type
High Powerr
Datasheet
1.D12SN6FP.pdf
(4 pages)
Specifications of D12SP6FVQ
Sensor Output
PNP
Peak Reflow Compatible (260 C)
No
Sensor Housing
Rectangular
Sensing Range Min
100mm
Sensor Input
Fiber Optic
Sensing Range Max
0.1mm
Leaded Process Compatible
No
Mounting Type
DIN Rail
Fiber Optic Sensor Type
High Power
* Include "Q" in model suffix to specify
The excess gain curves for glass fibers
in the diffuse sensing mode is given at
the immediate right. Fiber size is noted
on the curve.
The excess gain curves for glass fibers
in the opposed mode are given at the far
right. Fiber size is noted on the curve.
Range and gain information for D12FV, D12FVY, and D12FVY1 Series glass fiber optic sensors
D12SN6FV(Q)*
D12SN6FVY(Q)*
D12SN6FVY1(Q)* NPN sinking complementary outputs (with selectable 50µs high speed response mode and 20 ms pulse stretcher)
D12SP6FV(Q)*
D12SP6FVY(Q)*
D12SP6FVY1(Q)* PNP sourcing complementary outputs (with selectable 50µs high speed response mode and 20 ms pulse stretcher)
6-inch pigtail with 4-pin pico-style QD.
Omit "Q" to specify models with 6-foot
attached cable.
Models with 30-foot attached cable are
available.
D12 Bracket Dimensions
For through-hole mounting
of all D12 models;
stainless steel
hardware
included.
D12 Dimensions and Features
(glass fiber optic models)
*Response Mode Selection on
FVY and FVY1
models only
NPN sinking complementary outputs (standard 500µs response time)
NPN sinking complementary outputs (with selectable 50µs high speed response mode)
PNP sourcing complementary outputs (standard 500µs response time)
PNP sourcing complementary outputs (with selectable 50µs high speed response mode)
DIN RAIL Glass Fiber Optic Sensors
Glass fiber installation (refer to drawings):
1) Gently seat an o-ring onto each sensor end of the fiber (above), and
push the sensor ends into the D12’s fiber ports as far as they will go.
2) While holding the sensor ends snugly in place, slip the fiber retaining
clip into the slot, and press the clip in until it snaps into the groove.
O-ring (supplied with fiber)
Sensor end, glass fiber
Groove
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