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Carlo Gavazzi AFET07SC is an Economy Line 1 mm plastic through-beam fibre optic sensing accessory with a double pair of 8 mm sensing heads for compact industrial object detection applications.
The Carlo Gavazzi AFET07SC is an Economy Line plastic fibre optic through-beam sensing accessory designed for reliable object detection in industrial machinery and automation systems. Using flexible 1 mm plastic optical fibre, it enables the sensing point to be positioned in confined or difficult-to-access locations where installing a conventional photoelectric sensor would be impractical.
The AFET07SC uses a through-beam sensing arrangement, in which transmitting and receiving fibre heads are positioned opposite one another. This arrangement provides dependable presence and object detection because a target is detected when it interrupts the transmitted light path.
Featuring a double pair of 8 mm sensing heads, the AFET07SC provides a practical fibre optic solution for machine builders requiring multiple compact sensing points. Its remote fibre-head design allows the associated photoelectric electronics to be positioned away from the detection area while the flexible fibres are routed to the required sensing locations.
Fibre optic photoelectric sensing separates the physical detection point from the main sensor electronics. Light is transmitted through flexible optical fibres to compact sensing heads, allowing objects to be detected in restricted, confined or difficult-to-access locations where a conventional photoelectric sensor body cannot easily be mounted.
The Carlo Gavazzi AFET07SC uses a through-beam arrangement with transmitting and receiving fibre heads positioned across the detection area. When an object interrupts the light path, the connected photoelectric sensing system detects the change. The double-pair head arrangement makes the AFET07SC particularly useful for machinery requiring compact and flexible sensing positions.
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| Sensing Mode | Fibre-optic | |
|---|---|---|
| Sensing Principle | Fibre optic | |
| Manufacturer | Carlo Gavazzi | |
| Series | AFET Economy Line | |
| Model | AFET07SC | |
| Product type | Plastic fibre optic sensing accessory | |
| Sensing principle | Photoelectric fibre optic | |
| Fibre configuration | Through-beam | |
| Fibre type | Plastic optical fibre | |
| Fibre diameter | 1 mm | |
| Sensing heads | Double pair | |
| Sensing head diameter | 8 mm | |
| Application | Industrial photoelectric object detection |
The AFET07SC is a plastic fibre optic through-beam sensing accessory used as part of a photoelectric sensing system for non-contact object, position and presence detection in industrial machinery and automation equipment.
The Carlo Gavazzi AFET07SC uses 1 mm plastic optical fibre, providing flexible routing to compact sensing locations within industrial machinery.
The AFET07SC uses a through-beam configuration, with transmitting and receiving fibre heads positioned across the required detection area.
The Carlo Gavazzi AFET07SC features a double pair of 8 mm sensing heads, providing compact sensing points for industrial automation applications.
Fibre optic sensing allows compact detection heads to be installed in restricted or difficult-to-access areas while the associated photoelectric sensor electronics are positioned elsewhere, providing flexible non-contact detection within machinery.
Carlo Gavazzi AFET Economy Line fibre optic products provide flexible and compact photoelectric detection for machine builders and automation engineers, enabling reliable sensing in confined areas where conventional photoelectric sensors can be difficult to install.
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