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Carlo Gavazzi MOFR-M12-5-20M is an M12 stainless-steel through-beam photoelectric receiver with a 20 m sensing range, 5° optical angle, NPN open-collector output, 20 m cable and IP66/IP67 protection.
The Carlo Gavazzi MOFR-M12-5-20M is a cylindrical through-beam photoelectric receiver designed for reliable object and presence detection in industrial automation systems. Part of the Carlo Gavazzi MOFR photoelectric sensor range, it is intended to work as the receiving element of a separate transmitter and receiver arrangement for dependable detection across conveyors, doors and automated machinery.
The MOFR-M12-5-20M features a robust M12 stainless-steel cylindrical housing and a narrow 5° optical angle, helping provide accurate beam alignment and reliable sensing. When paired with the corresponding Carlo Gavazzi MOFT20 transmitter, the through-beam system provides a sensing range of up to 20 m, making it suitable for both short and long-distance industrial detection applications.
This receiver uses 880 nm infrared light and incorporates an NPN open-collector switching output. The 20 m integral cable provides considerable installation flexibility, while IP66 / IP67 protection and an operating temperature range of -20 to +60 °C support dependable service in demanding industrial environments.
Through-beam photoelectric systems use a transmitter and receiver positioned opposite one another. The transmitter projects an infrared beam towards the MOFR-M12-5-20M receiver, and an object passing between the two interrupts the beam, allowing the receiver to provide a switching signal to the associated control system.
This sensing principle provides dependable detection over considerably greater distances than many single-housing photoelectric arrangements. The combination of a narrow optical angle, stainless-steel M12 housing and long integral cable makes the MOFR-M12-5-20M particularly useful for conveyors, automated doors, material handling equipment and industrial machinery where robust remote sensing is required.
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| Sensing Mode | Through-beam | |
|---|---|---|
| IP Rating | IP66, IP67 | |
| Output Type | NPN | |
| Sensing Principle | Photoelectric - through-beam | |
| Housing Size | M12 | |
| Sensing Distance | 20000 mm | |
| Connection | Cable | |
| Manufacturer | Carlo Gavazzi | |
| Series | MOFR | |
| Model | MOFR-M12-5-20M | |
| Product type | Photoelectric receiver | |
| Sensing principle | Through-beam | |
| Sensing mode | Receiver | |
| Maximum sensing range | 20 m with matching transmitter | |
| Optical angle | 5° | |
| Light source | Infrared | |
| Wavelength | 880 nm | |
| Output Type | NPN open collector | |
| Receiver supply voltage | 8 V DC | |
| Housing style | Cylindrical M12 | |
| Housing material | Stainless steel | |
| Connection type | Integral cable | |
| Cable length | 20 m | |
| Protection rating | IP66 / IP67 | |
| Operating temperature | -20 to +60 °C |
The MOFR-M12-5-20M is a through-beam photoelectric receiver used with a corresponding transmitter to detect objects, products and machine movements in industrial automation systems.
When paired with the corresponding Carlo Gavazzi transmitter, the through-beam system can provide a sensing range of up to 20 m.
The receiver has a 5° optical angle, providing a relatively narrow sensing beam for accurate transmitter-to-receiver alignment.
The MOFR-M12-5-20M uses an NPN open-collector output for connection to compatible industrial control equipment.
The photoelectric system uses 880 nm infrared light for through-beam object detection.
This version is supplied with a 20 m integral cable, providing flexibility when the sensing position is located some distance from the associated control equipment.
The receiver is rated to IP66 / IP67, providing protection suitable for demanding industrial installations.
Carlo Gavazzi photoelectric sensors are used by machine builders, system integrators and automation engineers for dependable object detection across conveyors, automated machinery, material handling systems and other demanding industrial applications.
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