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Sick WT45-R260

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£247.14 (ex. VAT)
Marvo Stock ID: MV-BU4N
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Product Description

The Sick WT45-R260 is a compact photoelectric sensor designed for precise and reliable object detection in industrial environments. This sensor utilises infrared light to detect objects within a range of 200 mm to 2000 mm, making it suitable for a variety of applications where accurate sensing is crucial. The WT45-R260 features a robust metal housing with an IP67 protection rating, ensuring durability and resistance to dust and water ingress. It operates efficiently in ambient temperatures ranging from -25°C to +55°C, accommodating diverse operational conditions. The sensor is equipped with a relay output and offers adjustable time delay settings, providing flexibility in response times. With its compact design and advanced sensing capabilities, the Sick WT45-R260 is an ideal choice for enhancing automation processes in manufacturing and logistics sectors.

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Physical Specifications

0.750 kg
105.000 mm(L)
60.000 mm(W)
105.000 mm(H)

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