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Carlo Gavazzi MOFT50 is a compact 10 mm plastic through-beam photoelectric transmitter designed for use with a compatible receiver and separate amplifier in industrial non-contact object detection applications.
£66.00
The Carlo Gavazzi MOFT50 is a compact through-beam photoelectric transmitter designed for reliable non-contact object detection as part of a separate-amplifier industrial sensing system. The transmitter generates the optical beam used by a compatible Carlo Gavazzi receiver, providing dependable detection for machinery, conveyors and automated production equipment.
Designed for the Carlo Gavazzi MOF photoelectric sensor family, the MOFT50 uses modulated infrared light to create a stable through-beam sensing path. When paired with the appropriate receiver and amplifier, an object passing between the transmitter and receiver interrupts the beam, allowing the control system to detect its presence without mechanical contact.
The MOFT50 features a compact 10 mm plastic sensing head suited to applications where installation space is restricted. Its separate-amplifier architecture allows the sensor head to remain small while the associated amplifier provides the electrical processing and switching functions required by the automation system.
Through-beam photoelectric sensing uses separate transmitter and receiver heads positioned on opposite sides of the detection area. The MOFT50 generates the optical beam while the corresponding receiver monitors that beam. When a product, component or other object passes between them, the interruption can be processed by the associated amplifier to provide a switching signal to the machine control system.
Separating the sensing heads from the amplifier enables compact installation at the detection point while the signal-processing electronics can be positioned elsewhere within the machine. This makes the MOFT50 particularly useful for automated equipment where space around the sensing location is limited but reliable non-contact detection is required.
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| Sensing Mode | Through-beam | |
|---|---|---|
| Sensing Principle | Photoelectric - through-beam | |
| Manufacturer | Carlo Gavazzi | |
| Series | MOF | |
| Model | MOFT50 | |
| Product type | Photoelectric through-beam transmitter | |
| Sensor function | Transmitter / emitter | |
| Sensing principle | Through beam | |
| Amplifier configuration | Separate amplifier | |
| Sensor size | 10 mm | |
| Housing material | Plastic | |
| Light type | Modulated infrared | |
| Output | Via associated receiver and amplifier system | |
| Installation | Separate transmitter and receiver arrangement |
The MOFT50 is a through-beam photoelectric transmitter used with a compatible receiver and separate amplifier for non-contact object detection in industrial automation and machinery.
No. The MOFT50 is the transmitter / emitter element of a through-beam sensing system and is designed to operate with the appropriate receiver and separate amplifier.
The MOFT50 is a compact 10 mm plastic photoelectric sensing head, making it suitable for machinery where installation space is limited.
The MOFT50 generates a modulated infrared beam towards a compatible receiver. An object passing between the transmitter and receiver interrupts the beam, allowing the associated amplifier and control system to detect its presence.
The MOFT50 is typically installed in conveyors, packaging machines, assembly equipment, material handling systems and other automated machinery requiring compact non-contact object detection.
Carlo Gavazzi MOF photoelectric sensing solutions provide compact non-contact detection and flexible separate-amplifier integration for machine builders, production engineers and industrial automation systems.
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