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Carlo Gavazzi MPF2-912RSL is a two-channel 12–24 V AC/DC photoelectric amplifier with an RSL low-voltage output configuration for compatible MPFT transmitter and MPFR receiver through-beam sensing systems.
£90.24
The Carlo Gavazzi MPF2-912RSL is a two-channel photoelectric amplifier designed for use with compatible Carlo Gavazzi MPF separate transmitter and receiver sensing heads. Developed for industrial automation, door and gate control, material handling and machine monitoring, it provides the signal processing and switching interface required to operate two independent through-beam photoelectric sensing channels.
This MPF amplifier operates from a flexible 12–24 V AC/DC supply and features the RSL low-voltage output configuration. The two-channel architecture allows two transmitter and receiver pairs to be connected to one amplifier, helping simplify installations where multiple detection points are required.
The separate-amplifier design allows compact photoelectric sensing heads to be positioned directly at the detection points while the MPF2-912RSL is installed with the electrical control equipment. This arrangement provides flexible machine integration and dependable non-contact detection for products, obstructions and moving objects in industrial systems.
The MPF2-912RSL acts as the electronic interface between two compatible through-beam transmitter and receiver pairs and the wider machine control system. Each transmitter generates an optical beam towards its corresponding receiver, allowing objects or obstructions to be detected when they interrupt the sensing path.
Using a two-channel amplifier provides an efficient way to monitor multiple detection points from one control unit. The remote sensing heads can be installed where detection is required while the MPF2-912RSL remains with the electrical control equipment, making the system particularly useful for doors, gates, conveyors and automated machinery requiring more than one photoelectric beam.
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| Sensing Principle | Photoelectric | |
|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Carlo Gavazzi | |
| Series | MPF | |
| Model | MPF2-912RSL | |
| Product type | Photoelectric sensor amplifier | |
| Sensing system | Through beam | |
| Sensor arrangement | Separate transmitter and receiver | |
| Number of channels | 2 | |
| Rated operating voltage | 12–24 V AC/DC | |
| Output configuration | RSL low-voltage output | |
| Compatible transmitter family | MPFT | |
| Compatible receiver family | MPFR | |
| Sensor channels | Two independent through-beam channels | |
| Installation | Protected industrial control equipment / enclosure |
The MPF2-912RSL is a two-channel photoelectric amplifier used with compatible separate transmitter and receiver heads for non-contact object, presence and obstruction detection in industrial automation systems.
The MPF2-912RSL operates from a 12–24 V AC/DC supply, making it suitable for common low-voltage industrial control installations.
The amplifier supports two through-beam sensing channels, allowing two compatible transmitter and receiver pairs to be operated from a single amplifier.
The MPF2-912RSL is the RSL low-voltage output version of the Carlo Gavazzi MPF two-channel photoelectric amplifier.
The amplifier is designed for use with compatible Carlo Gavazzi MPFT transmitter and MPFR receiver sensing heads, forming separate through-beam photoelectric detection channels.
Carlo Gavazzi MPF photoelectric amplifiers provide dependable multi-channel signal processing, flexible remote sensor integration and practical low-voltage control for industrial doors, gates, conveyors and automated machinery.
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