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Carlo Gavazzi PA18CRR50NASA is a radial M18 retro-reflective photoelectric sensor with up to 5000 mm sensing distance, 10–30 V DC supply, complementary NPN NO + NC outputs and a 2 m integral cable.
£48.32
The Carlo Gavazzi PA18CRR50NASA is a compact and reliable retro-reflective photoelectric sensor designed for non-contact object detection in industrial automation, conveying and machine control applications. As part of the Carlo Gavazzi PA18 series, it combines a space-saving M18 cylindrical plastic housing with complementary transistor outputs and an integral cable connection.
The sensor operates with a suitable reflector, transmitting modulated light towards the reflector and monitoring the returned beam. When an object interrupts the optical path, the output changes state, enabling reliable detection of products, packages and components without mechanical contact.
With a sensing distance of up to 5000 mm, a 10–30 V DC supply, complementary NPN NO + NC outputs and an integral 2 m cable, the PA18CRR50NASA provides a flexible sensing solution for conveyors, packaging equipment, material handling systems and automated production machinery.
Retro-reflective photoelectric sensors transmit light towards a separate reflector and monitor the returned beam. When an object passes between the sensor and reflector, the optical path is interrupted and the output changes state, allowing automated equipment to detect products and materials without physical contact.
The PA18CRR50NASA combines a long sensing distance with complementary NPN outputs, radial optics and direct cable connection. Its compact M18 format makes it a practical choice for machine builders and automation engineers requiring reliable presence, counting and position detection within industrial equipment.
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| Supply Voltage | 12 V DC, 24 V DC | |
|---|---|---|
| Coil / Supply Voltage | 10–30 V DC | |
| Sensing Mode | Retro-reflective | |
| Output Type | NPN | |
| Sensing Principle | Photoelectric - retro-reflective | |
| Housing Size | M18 | |
| Sensing Distance | 5000 mm | |
| Output Function | NO + NC | |
| Connection | Cable | |
| Manufacturer | Carlo Gavazzi | |
| Series | PA18 | |
| Model | PA18CRR50NASA | |
| Product type | Photoelectric sensor | |
| Sensing principle | Retro-reflective | |
| Optical orientation | Radial | |
| Sensing distance | up to 5000 mm | |
| Supply voltage | 10–30 V DC | |
| Output Type | NPN | |
| Output function | Complementary NO + NC | |
| Switching modes | Light-on / dark-on | |
| Connection type | Integral cable | |
| Cable length | 2 m | |
| Housing style | Cylindrical threaded barrel | |
| Housing size | M18 | |
| Housing material | Plastic | |
| Sensitivity adjustment | Adjustable |
The PA18CRR50NASA is designed for non-contact object detection in conveyors, packaging machinery, material handling equipment and other industrial automation applications.
The sensor provides retro-reflective detection at distances of up to 5000 mm when used with a suitable reflector.
Yes. As a retro-reflective photoelectric sensor, it uses a suitable reflector positioned opposite the sensor to return the emitted light.
The sensor provides complementary NPN normally open and normally closed outputs, giving control systems flexible switching options.
The PA18CRR50NASA operates from a 10–30 V DC supply, suitable for common industrial automation systems.
This version is supplied with an integral 2 m cable for direct connection to machine or control system wiring.
Carlo Gavazzi PA18 photoelectric sensors are widely used by machine builders and automation engineers for dependable non-contact object detection, compact installation and straightforward integration into industrial machinery and automated production systems.
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