For Banner EZ-SCREEN LP Series 14mm Resolution 830mm to 970mm Protective Height SLPCP14 and SLPMP14 and SLPP14 Safety Sensors for Machines Replacement
- Model
- EZ-SCREEN LP Series | SLPCP14-830, SLPCP14-830N, SLPCP14-830P88, SLPMP14-830, SLPMP14-830P128, SLPP14-830, SLPP14-830AP88, SLPP14-830P88, SLPCP14-970, SLPCP14-970P88, SLPCP14970N, SLPMP14-970P128, SLPP14-970, SLPP14-970NP88, SLPP14-970P88
Item specifics
- Series
- LP Series
- Resolution:
- 14mm
- Scanning range:
- 0.1-7 m
- Protective field height:
- 830-970mm
- 2 Safety outputs (OSSD):
- 2 PNP
- Response time:
- 22.5-31.5ms
- Connection type:
- M12
- Security level:
- UL, CE, PLe4
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Description
For Banner EZ-SCREEN LP Series 14mm Resolution 830mm to 970mm Protective Height SLPCP14 and SLPMP14 and SLPP14 Safety Sensors for Machines Replacement Parameter
Brand | From network | DADISICK |
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Models | SLPCP14-830 | ||
SLPCP14-830N | |||
SLPCP14-830P88 |
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SLPMP14-830 | |||
SLPMP14-830P128 | |||
SLPP14-830 | |||
SLPP14-830AP88 | |||
SLPP14-830P88 | |||
SLPCP14-970 | |||
SLPCP14-970P88 | |||
SLPCP14970N | |||
SLPMP14-970P128 | |||
SLPP14-970 | |||
SLPP14-970NP88 | |||
SLPP14-970P88 | |||
Beam spacing | 25mm | 10mm | |
Protected altitude | 270mm/410mm/550mm/690mm | 260mm/420mm/540mm/700mm | |
Scanning range | 0.1-4 m | 0.3-6m | |
Response time | 8-12.5ms | ≤15ms | |
Output method | 2 PNP | 2 PNP | |
Reliability and durability | IP54 | IP65 | |
Connector | M12 | M16 | |
Housing cross-section | 28 x 26mm | 51 x 35mm | |
Safety Certificate | UL, CE, PLe4 | TÜV, UL, CE, RoHS, GB | |
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FAQ
How to Determine If a Safety Light Curtain is Working Properly?
Safety light curtains are also known as safety light screens, safety light curtain sensors, infrared safety light curtains, photoelectric protectors, infrared photoelectric protectors, punch press photoelectric protection devices, etc.
How can you determine if a safety light curtain is in working mode?
Many customers may have doubts when using a light curtain for the first time, wondering if it is installed correctly and if it is in normal working mode.
As the purpose of a safety light curtain is to protect personal safety, it is important to take them seriously. Therefore, it is essential to understand how to determine if a safety light curtain is in working mode.
When the safety light curtain is powered on, the emitter will flash three times and then remain on, indicating that it has entered the working mode. Similarly, the receiver will have red and green lights flashing three times when powered on, indicating that it has also entered the working mode.
What are the conditions for the safety light curtain to be working properly?
When the emitter and receiver are in working condition, the emitter's red light remains on, and the receiver's green light is illuminated. When the light curtain is obstructed, there is no change in the emitter's indicator light, but the receiver's light changes from green to red, and the digital display shows the number of blocked light beams. In the absence of an obstruction, the receiver returns to its normal state with a constant green light.
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