Description The ML100 series is characterized by its miniature housing with integral, all-metal threaded bushings. All versions are equipped with a visible red transmitter LED. This greatly simplifies installation and commissioning. The switching states are easily visible from all directions thanks to the highly visible LEDs. Features Miniature design Easy to use Very bright, highly […]
Thru-beam Sensor Pepperl+Fuchs Thru-beam Sensor Series 31 is a range of cost-effective and, most importantly, reliable photoelectric sensors for standard applications in the fields of material handling and logistics, and for monitoring industrial doors, elevators, and automatic gates. The ultrasonic-welded plastic housing provides a high degree of protection, making these sensors ideal for tasks in […]
Description Pepperl+Fuchs Series 29 is a range of low-cost and, most importantly, reliable photoelectric sensors for monitoring industrial doors, elevators, and automatic gates. Their high degree of protection makes them the ideal solution for tasks outdoors and at thresholds, and in harsh environments. These “universalvoltage sensors” can be operated with any supply voltage from 24 […]
Description Pepperl+Fuchs LA28/LK28-FC-Z/31/116 is essential that fire is not allowed to spread in buildings should it break out. Fire protection regulations therefore prescribe fire barriers. These include fire doors, industrial fire doors and fire dampers, which are generally kept closed at all times. In areas where doors are left open, such as heavily traveled passageways […]
Description The GLV/GLK18 series sensors help improve the efficiency of machines and systems. The design of the M18 plastic housing, the connection technology, and sensor properties are highly standardized. Concentrating on the key sensor requirements has produced a robust and reliable product series for DC and AC/DC voltage systems without any overengineering. Features Efficient Line […]
About In 1945, Walter Pepperl and Ludwig Fuchs founded a small radio workshop in Mannheim, Germany, based on the principles of inventiveness, entrepreneurial foresight, and self-reliance. The experience they acquired was transformed into new ideas, and they continued to enjoy developing products for customers. The eventual result was the invention of the proximity switch. This innovation represented the starting point of the […]