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Carlo Gavazzi ET1820-1 is an M18 metal through-beam photoelectric emitter with a 20 m sensing range, 880 nm infrared LED, 10–40 V DC supply, M12 connector and IP67 protection for industrial automation applications.
£49.83
The Carlo Gavazzi ET1820-1 is a robust through-beam photoelectric emitter designed for reliable object detection in industrial automation, material handling and machine control applications. Part of the Carlo Gavazzi ET18 photoelectric sensor series, it uses modulated infrared light and operates with a separate compatible receiver to create a dependable photoelectric detection system.
Designed around an industrial-standard M18 cylindrical threaded metal housing, the ET1820-1 combines durable construction with a long 20 m maximum sensing range. The emitter uses an 880 nm infrared LED, making it suitable for through-beam installations where reliable detection over significantly greater distances than typical diffuse-reflective sensors is required.
The ET1820-1 operates from a 10–40 V DC supply and features a convenient 4-pin M12 connector for straightforward installation and replacement. Its nickel-plated brass housing, IP67 protection rating and operating temperature range of -20 to +60 °C make it well suited to demanding industrial environments.
Through-beam photoelectric systems use separate emitter and receiver units positioned opposite one another. The emitter projects a beam towards the receiver, and an object is detected when it interrupts this optical path. This operating principle provides excellent detection reliability and enables considerably longer sensing distances than many single-housing photoelectric sensing methods.
The Carlo Gavazzi ET1820-1 is designed as the emitting element of such a system. Its long sensing range, rugged M18 metal construction and DC supply make it particularly suitable for machinery, conveyor systems and industrial installations where dependable non-contact object detection is required.
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| Sensing Mode | Through-beam | |
|---|---|---|
| IP Rating | IP67 | |
| Sensing Principle | Photoelectric - through-beam | |
| Housing Size | M18 | |
| Sensing Distance | 20000 mm | |
| Connection | M12 connector | |
| Manufacturer | Carlo Gavazzi | |
| Series | ET18 / ET1820 | |
| Model | ET1820-1 | |
| Product type | Through-beam photoelectric emitter | |
| Sensing principle | Through-beam | |
| Maximum sensing distance | 20 m | |
| Light source | Infrared LED | |
| Wavelength | 880 nm | |
| Rated operating voltage | 10–40 V DC | |
| Housing style | Cylindrical threaded barrel | |
| Housing size | M18 | |
| Housing material | Nickel-plated brass | |
| Electrical connection | 4-pin M12 connector | |
| Protection rating | IP67 | |
| Operating temperature | -20 to +60 °C | |
| Sensor length | 67 mm | |
| Indication | LED power indication |
The ET1820-1 is a through-beam photoelectric emitter used with a compatible receiver for non-contact object and presence detection in industrial automation systems.
The ET1820-1 supports a maximum through-beam sensing distance of 20 m when installed with the appropriate receiver.
The emitter uses 880 nm infrared LED light for through-beam photoelectric detection.
The Carlo Gavazzi ET1820-1 operates from a 10–40 V DC supply.
The ET1820-1 uses a 4-pin M12 connector and is housed in a rugged M18 cylindrical nickel-plated brass body with an IP67 protection rating.
Carlo Gavazzi photoelectric sensors are used across industrial automation, machine building and material handling applications where robust construction, straightforward installation and dependable non-contact detection are essential.
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