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Features Include:

• Effective detection range: 0 - 5.6 m in TEACH mode ; 0 - 8 m at switch position "N"
• Reflector distance: 0 - 5.6 m in TEACH mode ; 0 - 8 m at switch position "N"
• Threshold detection range: 9 m
• Reference target: H85-2 reflector
• Light source: LED
• Light type: modulated visible red light
• Diameter of the light spot approx.: 170 mm at a distance of 3.5 m
• Angle of divergence approx.: 5°
• Operation indicator LED green: constantly on - power on, flashing (4Hz) - short circuit, flashing with short break (1 Hz) - IO-Link mode
• Function indicator Yellow LED: Permanently lit - light path clear, Permanently off - object detected, Flashing (4 Hz) - insufficient operating reserve
• Control elements: Teach-In key
• Control elements: 5-step rotary switch for operating modes selection
• Contrast detection levels: 10 % - clean, water filled PET bottles, 18 % - clear glass bottles, 40 % - colored glass or opaque materials, Adjustable via rotary switch
• Operating voltage: 10 - 30 V DC
• Switching type: The switching type of the sensor is adjustable. The default setting is: C/Q - Pin4: NPN normally open / dark-on, PNP normally closed / light-on, IO-Link/Q - Pin2: NPN normally closed / light-on, PNP normally open / dark-on
• Signal output: 2 push-pull (4 in 1)outputs, short-circuit protected, reverse polarity protected, overvoltage protected
• Switching voltage: max. 30 V DC
• Housing width: 15 mm
• Housing height: 61.7 mm
• Housing depth: 41.7 mm
• Degree of protection: IP67 / IP69 / IP69K
• Connection: 4-pin, M12 x 1 connector, 90° rotatable

Technical Information:

• Pepperl+Fuchs OBG8000-R201-2EP-IO-V1 Datasheet
• Pepperl+Fuchs IO-Link Offline Parameterization Installation and User Guide
• Pepperl+Fuchs R10x and R20x Series Sensor Product Catalog

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