The Leuze PRK5/4P Photoelectric Sensor Part No. 50117705 is a cutting-edge solution for industrial automation. The Series 5 sensor operates on the reflection principle within a guaranteed range of 0.02 to 4.5 meters. It utilizes a red LED light source with a wavelength of 620 nm and employs a PNP transistor for both light and dark switching. The device has a switching frequency of 500 Hz, a response time of 1 ms, and a readiness delay of 300 ms. It outputs signals, requires a 10-30 V DC power supply, and features a compact design with dimensions of 14 mm x 32.5 mm x 20.2 mm. The sensor is connected via a 2000 mm cable with a PUR sheath, and it can operate in temperatures ranging from -40 to 60 °C.

The Leuze PRK5/4P Photoelectric Sensor is a series 5 sensor, which operates on the reflection principle with a guaranteed range of 0.02 to 4.5 meters, finds applications in diverse industrial settings. Its versatile uses include:

1. Production Lines: Ensuring efficient manufacturing processes by detecting the presence or absence of components on production lines.
2. Material Handling Systems: Facilitating accurate material tracking and logistics within warehouses or distribution centers.
3. Automated Machinery: Supporting the automation of various machines by providing real-time feedback on object positioning.
4. Quality Control Processes: Verifying the correct assembly or arrangement of components to maintain product quality.
5. Intrusion Detection Systems: Enhancing security measures by detecting unauthorized objects or individuals in restricted areas.
6. Robotic Applications: Integrating with robotic systems for precise object recognition and manipulation tasks.
7. Palletizing Systems: Optimizing palletization processes by ensuring proper placement of items on pallets.
8. Traffic Control Systems: Monitoring vehicle or object movement in traffic control applications.
9. Inventory Management: Assisting in the accurate tracking of inventory levels in storage facilities.
10. Access Control: Enhancing access control systems by detecting the presence of objects at entry points.

It’s important to consider the specific requirements and features of the sensor to determine the most suitable application in a given industrial or automation context. The reliability, precision, and environmental conditions of the sensor should align with the intended use case.

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