Baumer Through Beam Photoelectric Sensor Block 0 - 5m IP67 Push Pull M8 IO-Link O200.ER-GD1E.72NV/T003

The Baumer O200.ER-GD1E.72NV/T003 is a high-performance through beam photoelectric sensor designed for industrial automation and material handling tasks where accurate object detection over distances up to 5 meters is essential. As a block-style sensor, this unit provides a reliable and robust solution for mounting in tight spaces and on production equipment.

The sensor utilizes a red LED light source, enabling stable and precise detection of opaque objects by using the through beam principle that requires both an emitter and receiver. For this receiver variant, the nominal sensing range is up to 5 meters, making it ideal for conveyor lines, assembly stations, and machine guarding. It is compatible with a Push Pull output, allowing integration with digital logic circuits or PLCs, and offers advanced connectivity via an IO-Link interface for smart diagnostics and parameterization.

Designed to withstand demanding environments, the sensor boasts an IP67 ingress protection rating, ensuring resistance to dust, water, and industrial contaminants. The housing is constructed from durable plastic, providing resilience and electrical insulation. The sensor mounts via a cable system and is equipped with a smooth stainless steel sleeve for mechanical stabilization. Connectivity is streamlined with a standard M8 connector (4-pin) and a 200 mm fly lead.

Operating over a broad temperature range from -25°C to 50°C, the sensor suits a variety of manufacturing, packaging, and process automation tasks. With a minimum response time of just 500 microseconds, it is capable of fast, real-time detection, crucial for high-speed automated production.

The Baumer O200.ER-GD1E.72NV/T003 also features teach-in functionality for easy setup, including remote and 1-step teach-in modes, and complies with CE and cULus standards for industrial and commercial applications. It is manufactured in Switzerland, ensuring high-quality engineering and precision.

Typical use cases include industrial automation, machine safety systems, robotic cell detection, packaging machinery, and logistics tracking. The sensor is popular in construction, food and beverage, automotive, and pharmaceutical manufacturing due to its reliability and flexibility.

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