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Carlo Gavazzi MPF2-912RSLA is a two-channel 12–24 V AC/DC photoelectric amplifier with test make functionality for compatible MPFT transmitter and MPFR receiver through-beam sensing systems.
The Carlo Gavazzi MPF2-912RSLA is a two-channel photoelectric amplifier designed for Carlo Gavazzi MPF through-beam sensing systems. It provides the power, signal processing and switching interface required for compatible MPFT transmitters and MPFR receivers, making it particularly suitable for automatic doors, gates, industrial machinery and automation systems requiring two independent sensing channels.
This MPF2 amplifier operates from a flexible 12–24 V AC/DC supply and incorporates a test make function for external system testing. The two-channel architecture allows two transmitter and receiver pairs to be connected to a single amplifier, helping simplify installations where two photoelectric detection points are required.
The MPF system uses separate transmitter and receiver heads with a nominal sensing range of 15 m. The MPF2-912RSLA features an IP40-rated amplifier enclosure intended for protected installation, while the separate sensing-head arrangement provides flexible positioning at the required detection points.
The MPF2-912RSLA provides the electronic interface between two compatible MPFT transmitter and MPFR receiver pairs and the connected control system. Each transmitter sends an optical beam towards its corresponding receiver, allowing objects or obstructions to be detected when they interrupt the sensing path.
Using a separate two-channel amplifier provides an efficient way to monitor two detection points while keeping the photoelectric heads compact. This arrangement is especially useful for automatic doors, access systems and industrial machinery where reliable long-range non-contact detection and centralised signal processing are required.
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| Sensing Mode | Through-beam | |
|---|---|---|
| IP Rating | IP40 | |
| Sensing Principle | Photoelectric - through-beam | |
| Sensing Distance | 15000 mm | |
| Manufacturer | Carlo Gavazzi | |
| Series | MPF | |
| Model | MPF2-912RSLA | |
| Product type | Photoelectric sensor amplifier | |
| Sensing principle | Through beam | |
| Sensor arrangement | Separate transmitter and receiver | |
| Number of channels | 2 | |
| Rated operating voltage | 12–24 V AC/DC | |
| Test function | Yes | |
| Test function type | Make contact | |
| Compatible transmitter family | MPFT | |
| Compatible receiver family | MPFR | |
| Nominal sensing range | 15 m with compatible MPF sensing heads | |
| Protection rating | IP40 | |
| Operating temperature | -20 to +60 °C | |
| EAN | 5709870313832 |
The MPF2-912RSLA is a two-channel photoelectric amplifier used with compatible MPFT transmitters and MPFR receivers for through-beam object, presence and obstruction detection.
The MPF2-912RSLA operates from a 12–24 V AC/DC supply, making it suitable for common low-voltage industrial and automatic-door control systems.
The amplifier provides two photoelectric sensing channels, allowing two compatible transmitter and receiver pairs to be operated from one amplifier.
The MPF2-912RSLA incorporates a test make function, allowing compatible control equipment to initiate testing of the photoelectric sensing system.
The Carlo Gavazzi MPF through-beam system provides a nominal sensing range of 15 m when the amplifier is used with suitable MPFT transmitter and MPFR receiver heads.
Carlo Gavazzi MPF photoelectric amplifiers provide dependable multi-channel through-beam sensing, flexible remote sensor integration and practical control for automatic doors, gates, machinery and industrial automation systems.
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