TAKEX
Takex - GA Photoelectric sensor with Teach In
The GA series is a compact photoelectric sensor with Teach In function for easy setting. This is available as a direct reflecting, polarised reflector and for detection of transparent objects. It has an alarm output which emits a signal following a repeated uncertain signal level if, for example, the lens has been dirtied.
- Teach In
- Detection of transparent objects (GAMT1R)
- Alarm output at uncertain signal
- IP67
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The GA series is a compact photoelectric sensor with Teach In function for easy setting. This is available as a direct reflecting, polarised reflector and for detection of transparent objects. It has an alarm output which emits a signal following a repeated uncertain signal level if, for example, the lens has been dirtied.
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