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Photoelectric proximity sensor detects objects up to 45 mm with NPN dark-switching output and IP67-rated metal housing
The Sick VTF18-3N5140 is a cylindrical photoelectric proximity sensor designed for industrial automation and machine-building applications. Its brass nickel-plated metal housing and PMMA optics provide durability in harsh environments while the IP67 enclosure rating protects against dust and temporary immersion.
Operating from a 10 V DC to 30 V DC supply with a maximum ripple of 10 %, the sensor draws only 30 mA. The NPN dark-switching output changes state in 2 ms, delivering reliable detection without excessive heat or electrical noise during normal operation.
The infrared LED achieves a sensing range of 0 mm to 45 mm with a maximum reach of 50 mm. Sensitivity is adjusted via a built-in potentiometer, allowing stable detection across the full operating temperature span of –25 °C to +70 °C during sustained use.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | SICK |
| Model name | SICK VTF18-3N5140 |
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