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Carlo Gavazzi PB18CNT15 is a through-beam photoelectric emitter with a 15 m operating range, 890 nm modulated infrared light, 10–30 V DC supply, 5 m cable and IP67 protection.
£40.27
The Carlo Gavazzi PB18CNT15 is a compact and reliable through-beam photoelectric emitter designed for long-range object detection and safety-edge sensing in industrial automation and automatic door systems. As part of the Carlo Gavazzi PB18 photoelectric sensor series, it uses modulated infrared light to provide dependable optical detection in demanding applications.
The PB18CNT15 operates as the emitter within a transmitter-receiver photoelectric sensing system. Its 890 nm modulated infrared light provides a rated operating distance of up to 15 m when used with the appropriate receiver, while the cylindrical smooth-barrel housing provides a compact format suitable for installation in machinery, doors and automation equipment.
With a 10–30 V DC supply, IP67 protection and a factory-fitted 5 m cable, the PB18CNT15 is designed for straightforward integration into industrial control systems. The sensor is specified as ESPE Type 2 and supports applications associated with automatic door and gate safety standards including EN 12445, EN 12453 and EN 12978.
Through-beam photoelectric sensing uses a separate emitter and receiver positioned opposite each other. The emitter generates a continuous optical beam towards the receiver, allowing the sensing system to detect when an object interrupts the beam. This arrangement provides long sensing distances and dependable detection for access control, machine automation and safety-related applications.
The Carlo Gavazzi PB18CNT15 combines a long 15 m sensing range with modulated infrared technology and an IP67 housing. Its compact cylindrical construction and wide DC supply range make it particularly suitable for integration into automatic doors, gates and industrial machinery where reliable optical detection is required.
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| Sensing Mode | Through-beam | |
|---|---|---|
| IP Rating | IP67 | |
| Sensing Principle | Photoelectric - through-beam | |
| Sensing Distance | 15000 mm | |
| Connection | Cable | |
| Manufacturer | Carlo Gavazzi | |
| Series | PB18 | |
| Model | PB18CNT15 | |
| Product type | Through-beam photoelectric emitter | |
| Sensing principle | Through-beam transmitter-receiver | |
| Rated operating distance | 15 m | |
| Light source | Modulated infrared light | |
| Infrared wavelength | 890 nm | |
| Rated operating voltage | 10–30 V DC | |
| Connection type | Cable | |
| Cable length | 5 m | |
| Housing type | Cylindrical smooth barrel | |
| Housing material | Plastic | |
| Protection rating | IP67 | |
| Safety classification | ESPE Type 2 | |
| Applicable standards | EN 12445, EN 12453, EN 12978, UL 325, UL 508 |
The PB18CNT15 is a through-beam photoelectric emitter designed for long-range optical detection, including industrial automation and automatic door or gate safety applications.
The PB18CNT15 has a rated operating distance of up to 15 m when used as part of the appropriate transmitter-receiver photoelectric system.
The emitter operates from a 10–30 V DC supply, making it compatible with common industrial DC control systems.
The PB18CNT15 uses 890 nm modulated infrared light for through-beam photoelectric detection.
Yes. The PB18CNT15 has an IP67 protection rating, providing protection against dust and temporary water immersion when correctly installed.
Carlo Gavazzi photoelectric sensors are widely used in industrial automation, machine building and access-control applications where reliable non-contact object detection, robust construction and straightforward integration are required.
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