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Banner releases Q26 Photoelectric Sensor

21 November, 2011
Banner releases Q26 Photoelectric Sensor
Banner releases Q26 Photoelectric Sensor
Q26 provides reliable detection of clear, translucent or opaque objects, including mirror-like surfaces.

November 21, 2011 - Banner Engineering introduces the Q26 Series photoelectric sensor for reliable detection of clear, translucent or opaque objects, including mirror-like surfaces. With the ability to operate at very short distances and deliver precise leading edge detection, the Q26 is an ideal solution for detection applications such as filling and bottling machines, flat glass or LCD manufacturing, pharmaceutical vials or bag filling machines, or any high-speed application where positioning is critical. The Q26 features a compact cubic shape with 20 mm mounting hole spacing, enabling quick installation in tight locations.

Additionally, the sensor’s coaxial optics permit operation over a wide range of distances with the reflector mounted as close as 5 mm for applications with restricted spaces. Unique performance features of the Q26 Series help distinguish it from other photoelectric sensors with clear object detection capabilities. The Q26 includes a LO/DO switch to control the output type, and a single turn potentiometer to adjust detection sensitivity. Equipped with a Health Mode output for application monitoring, the Q26 communicates operation and connection status—allowing the user to ensure reliable sensor performance. The Q26 operates on 12-30V dc with a response speed of 250 microseconds.

The sensor is also protected against damage from potential mis-wiring during installation and transient voltage spikes during operation.

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