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Carlo Gavazzi MPF2-912RSAI is a two-channel 12–24 V AC/DC photoelectric amplifier with multiplexed sensing, relay output and a break-type test input for compatible MPF through-beam sensor systems.
The Carlo Gavazzi MPF2-912RSAI is a reliable two-channel photoelectric amplifier designed for use with Carlo Gavazzi MPF series through-beam photoelectric sensors in industrial doors, gates and automation systems. As part of the Carlo Gavazzi MPF multiplexed photoelectric sensor system, it provides dependable signal processing for separate photoelectric transmitters and receivers while helping prevent interference between channels.
The MPF2-912RSAI supports two multiplexed sensing channels, allowing multiple photoelectric beams to operate together without unwanted optical cross-talk. Adjustable channel sensitivity enables the system to be configured for different sensing distances and operating conditions, while relay outputs provide straightforward integration with industrial control circuits.
Operating from a 12–24 V AC/DC supply, the MPF2-912RSAI incorporates a break-type test input for evaluating photoelectric sensor operation. It is designed for use with compatible Carlo Gavazzi MPFT transmitters and MPFR receivers and is particularly suitable for access control, industrial door and gate safety applications.
The Carlo Gavazzi MPF system uses separate infrared transmitters and receivers connected to a central amplifier. The amplifier evaluates the received signals and switches its relay output when the light beam is interrupted, providing reliable object, door or access monitoring in industrial control systems.
The MPF2-912RSAI uses multiplexed channels so that multiple photoelectric beams can operate in the same installation with reduced risk of one transmitter interfering with another receiver. Its integrated test input also allows the emitters to be disabled for functional checking of the sensing system.
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| Coil / Supply Voltage | 12–24 V AC/DC | |
|---|---|---|
| Sensing Mode | Through-beam | |
| Output Type | Relay | |
| Sensing Principle | Photoelectric - through-beam | |
| Sensing Distance | 15000 mm | |
| Manufacturer | Carlo Gavazzi | |
| Series | MPF | |
| Model | MPF2-912RSAI | |
| Product type | Photoelectric sensor amplifier | |
| Number of channels | 2 | |
| Supply voltage | 12–24 V AC/DC | |
| Sensing principle | Through-beam photoelectric system | |
| Light source | Modulated infrared with compatible transmitter | |
| Channel operation | Multiplexed | |
| Sensitivity adjustment | Adjustable | |
| Output Type | SPST relay | |
| Test function | Break-type test input | |
| Compatible sensor families | Carlo Gavazzi MPFT transmitters and MPFR receivers | |
| Typical sensing range | Up to 15 m with compatible MPF sensor heads |
The MPF2-912RSAI is a two-channel photoelectric amplifier used with compatible MPFT transmitters and MPFR receivers for through-beam sensing in industrial doors, gates and automation systems.
The amplifier operates from a 12–24 V AC/DC supply, making it suitable for common industrial control voltages.
The MPF2-912RSAI supports two multiplexed photoelectric sensing channels.
The break-type test input is used to interrupt operation of the compatible emitters so that the function of the photoelectric sensing system can be evaluated.
The amplifier is designed for use with compatible Carlo Gavazzi MPFT photoelectric transmitters and MPFR receivers from the MPF sensing system.
Carlo Gavazzi MPF photoelectric sensing systems are designed for dependable through-beam detection in industrial automation, door and gate control applications, combining multiplexed sensing, adjustable sensitivity and practical relay interfacing.
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