1092626

Overview

The SICK part number 1092626 corresponds to the RAY10-AB4CBL, a photoelectric retro-reflective sensor. It utilizes a Reflex Array dual lens system with visible red light (PinPoint LED) for position-independent detection of objects as small as 5 mm within a 25 mm height. The sensing range extends up to 1.5 meters when paired with the specified P250F reflector. Designed for detecting transparent, perforated, uneven, shiny, or flat objects, it features a rectangular housing measuring 21.5 x 36 x 37.7 mm and is adjusted via potentiometer.

Feature Summary

• Reflex Array dual lens system enables minimum distance to reflector operation
• Position-independent detection capability for small objects within the light array
• Optimized for challenging targets including transparent, perforated, and shiny surfaces

Applications

• Detection of transparent objects
• Detection of perforated objects
• Detection of uneven or shiny objects
• Detection of objects with position tolerances
• Detection of flat objects

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific ordering suffix against official documentation to ensure correct configuration. Confirm compatibility with required reflectors, such as the P250F model, for intended sensing ranges. Check environmental ratings and connection types against application requirements. Ensure the component meets necessary safety certifications for the deployment environment.

Selection Notes

Select this variant based on the need for precise detection of small, difficult-to-detect materials like glass or mesh. The dual lens system is critical for applications requiring close proximity to the reflector. Consider the visible red light source for easier alignment during installation compared to infrared alternatives.

Part Context

This component belongs to the RAY10 series of photoelectric sensors from SICK. These sensors are engineered for industrial automation tasks requiring high reliability in detecting varied object textures and transparency levels. The series emphasizes robust performance in environments with varying lighting conditions.

Replacement Considerations

Consult official substitution lists for compatible upgrades. Verify interface and mounting dimensions match existing setups before replacing legacy models.

FAQ

What type of light source does this sensor use?

It uses a PinPoint LED emitting visible red light at a wavelength of 635 nm.

How is the sensor adjusted?

Adjustment is performed using a potentiometer.