Wenglor PEBL101 Light Curtain Pick-to-Light

Light Curtain Pick-to-Light.

$683.00
Part Number
  • PEBL101
Highlights...

Features

  • Error prevention during partial picking processes in shelves and storage locations
  • Low mounting thanks to integrated reflector
  • Rugged aluminium housing
  • Directional, two-tone job indication
  • Range: 2,000 mm
  • Min. Distance to Reflector: 100 mm
  • Measurement Field Height (MFH): 120 mm
  • Beam Distance: 30 mm
  • Switching Hysteresis: < 15 %
  • Light Source: Red Light
  • Polarization Filter: yes
  • Service Life (T = 77°F): 100,000 h
  • Max. Ambient Light: 10,000 Lux
  • Opening Angle: 2.5 °
  • Optics: Two-Lens Optic
  • Supply Voltage: 10 to 30 V DC
  • Current Consumption (Ub = 24 V): < 60 mA
  • Switching Frequency: 120 Hz
  • Response Time: 4 ms
  • Temperature Drift: < 10 %
  • Temperature Range: -13°F to 140°F
  • Switching Output Voltage Drop: < 2.5 V
  • PNP Switching Output/Switching Current: 200 mA
  • Residual Current Switching Output: < 50 µA
  • Short Circuit Protection: yes
  • Reverse Polarity Protection: yes
  • Overload Protection: yes
  • Protection Class: III
  • Setting Method: Teach-In
  • Display: Illuminated arrow
  • Housing Material: Aluminum, powder-coated, Plastic, PA
  • Optic Cover: Plastic, PMMA
  • Degree of Protection: IP65
  • Connection: M12 × 1; 4-pin
  • Cable length (L): 250 mm
  • Housing Length (L): 246 mm
  • Reflector Length (RL): 162 mm
  • Weight: 138 g
  • MTTFd (EN ISO 13849-1): 772.38 a
  • Scope of delivery: 1 × initial start-up instructions, 1 × sensor
  • PNP NO: yes
  • Circuit: NC, NC/NO, NO
  • Complementary Products: Reflector ZRDE12B01, Reflector Foil ZRDF10K01, PNP-NPN Converter BG2V1P-N-2M
Pick-to-light light curtains work according to the retro-reflex principle. The required reflector is already mounted on the rear of the housing and serves as a reflective surface for the adjacent light curtain, which simplifies installation. The arrow-shaped, two-tone illuminated or flashing job indication points in the direction of the respective compartment from which the part is to be removed. It signals both correct and incorrect part removal.