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Carlo Gavazzi PB18CNT15PO is an 18 mm through-beam photoelectric receiver with a 15 m sensing range, 10–30 V DC supply, PNP normally open output, 890 nm modulated infrared light, 5 m cable and IP67 protection.
£40.27
The Carlo Gavazzi PB18CNT15PO is a compact and reliable through-beam photoelectric receiver designed for industrial sensing, automatic doors and automation applications. As part of the Carlo Gavazzi PB18 photoelectric sensor series, it provides dependable long-range object detection using modulated infrared light and a PNP normally open switching output.
This sensor is designed to operate together with a compatible PB18 through-beam emitter, providing a sensing range of up to 15 m. Its optical system uses 890 nm modulated infrared light for reliable beam detection, while its light-switching operation provides a straightforward interface for industrial control systems.
With a 10–30 V DC supply, PNP normally open output and integrated 5 m cable, the PB18CNT15PO is well suited to industrial automatic doors, access systems and machinery. Its compact 18 mm format, plastic housing and IP67 protection rating support dependable installation in demanding environments.
Through-beam photoelectric sensors use a separate emitter and receiver positioned opposite each other. The emitter transmits an infrared beam towards the receiver, allowing the sensing system to identify objects or obstructions that affect the beam. This operating principle provides dependable detection over longer distances than many diffuse or retro-reflective sensing arrangements.
The PB18 series is particularly suited to safety edge sensing and presence detection in industrial automatic doors. The PB18CNT15PO combines long-range optical detection with a PNP normally open interface suitable for integration with compatible industrial control equipment, while its sealed IP67 construction helps protect the sensor in demanding installations.
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| Sensing Mode | Through-beam | |
|---|---|---|
| IP Rating | IP67 | |
| Output Type | PNP | |
| Sensing Principle | Photoelectric - through-beam | |
| Sensing Distance | 15000 mm | |
| Output Function | NO | |
| Connection | Cable | |
| Manufacturer | Carlo Gavazzi | |
| Series | PB18 | |
| Model | PB18CNT15PO | |
| Product type | Through-beam photoelectric receiver | |
| Sensor format | 18 mm | |
| Sensing range | 15 m | |
| Output Type | PNP | |
| Output function | Normally Open (NO) | |
| Sensing mode | Light switching | |
| Rated operational voltage | 10–30 V DC | |
| Light source | Infrared light | |
| Light wavelength | 890 nm | |
| Connection type | Cable | |
| Cable length | 5 m | |
| Housing material | Plastic | |
| Protection rating | IP67 | |
| Safety classification | ESPE Type 2 | |
| Applicable standards | EN12445, EN12453, EN12978, UL325, UL508 |
The PB18CNT15PO is a through-beam photoelectric receiver used for optical detection in applications including industrial automatic doors, machinery and automation systems.
The PB18CNT15PO provides a through-beam sensing range of up to 15 m when used with the appropriate compatible emitter.
The PB18CNT15PO provides a PNP normally open (NO) output with light-switching operation.
The PB18CNT15PO operates from a 10–30 V DC supply, making it suitable for standard industrial sensor and control circuits.
Yes. The PB18CNT15PO is the receiver in a through-beam photoelectric sensing system and is designed to operate with a compatible Carlo Gavazzi PB18 emitter.
Carlo Gavazzi PB18 photoelectric sensors provide dependable through-beam detection for industrial automation and automatic door applications, combining long-range infrared sensing, robust IP67 construction and practical integration with industrial control systems.
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