pd30cnt15pm5rt - photo electric switch through beam receiver 10-30v

pd30cnt15pm5rt – photo electric switch through beam receiver 10-30v

Carlo Gavazzi PD30CNT15PM5RT is a through-beam photoelectric receiver designed for sensing distances up to 15 m with a compatible emitter, featuring a 10–30 V DC supply, compact PD30 housing and M8 connection.

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Why Choose the Carlo Gavazzi PD30CNT15PM5RT Through-Beam Photoelectric Receiver?

The Carlo Gavazzi PD30CNT15PM5RT is a compact through-beam photoelectric receiver designed for reliable object detection in industrial machinery and automation systems. As part of the Carlo Gavazzi PD30 photoelectric sensor series, it operates as the receiving half of a through-beam sensing pair and is intended for use with a compatible emitter positioned opposite the receiver.

Through-beam sensing provides dependable non-contact detection by transmitting an optical beam directly from a separate emitter to the PD30CNT15PM5RT receiver. When an object passes between the two devices and interrupts the beam, the receiver detects the change and provides the corresponding switching signal. The system is designed for a sensing distance of up to 15 m, making it suitable for both compact machinery and wider conveyor or material handling applications.

The PD30CNT15PM5RT operates from a 10–30 V DC supply and features a convenient M8 plug connection for integration into industrial control systems. Its compact PD30 housing allows installation where mounting space is limited, while robust construction makes the receiver suitable for demanding automated machinery and production environments.

Key Advantages

  • Long-distance through-beam sensing up to 15 m when used with a compatible emitter.
  • Dedicated receiver design provides dependable detection of interruptions in the transmitted optical beam.
  • 10–30 V DC operating voltage suits standard industrial automation systems.
  • Through-beam technology provides reliable non-contact detection across substantial sensing distances.
  • Compact PD30 housing is suitable for installations with restricted mounting space.
  • M8 plug connection supports straightforward installation, replacement and maintenance.
  • Suitable for PLC-based machinery and automated control applications.
  • Designed to operate as part of a dedicated Carlo Gavazzi through-beam sensing pair.

Key Features

  • Carlo Gavazzi PD30 photoelectric sensor series.
  • Through-beam photoelectric receiver.
  • Rated sensing distance up to 15 m as part of the complete sensing pair.
  • 10–30 V DC rated power supply.
  • M8 connector electrical connection.
  • Compact rectangular sensor format.
  • Designed for non-contact object and presence detection.
  • Suitable for long-range industrial sensing applications.
  • Separate compatible through-beam emitter required for operation.

How Through-Beam Photoelectric Sensing Works

A through-beam photoelectric system consists of a separate emitter and receiver installed opposite one another. The emitter generates an optical beam that travels directly to the receiver. When a target enters the sensing path and interrupts this beam, the receiver detects the loss of light and changes the sensing system's electrical state for use by the connected machine or control system.

The PD30CNT15PM5RT performs the receiver function within this arrangement and is designed for sensing distances up to 15 m when correctly paired and aligned with a compatible emitter. Through-beam sensing is particularly useful where reliable long-distance detection is required because operation does not depend on light being reflected back from the target itself.

Typical Applications

  • Industrial conveyor and material handling systems.
  • Packaging and production machinery.
  • Long-distance object presence detection.
  • Product counting on automated production lines.
  • Automated assembly and handling equipment.
  • Machine entry and exit detection points.
  • Component, carton and package detection.

Technical Specifications

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Sensing Mode Through-beam
Sensing Principle Photoelectric - through-beam
Sensing Distance 15000 mm
Connection M8 connector
Manufacturer Carlo Gavazzi
Series PD30
Model PD30CNT15PM5RT
Product type Through-beam photoelectric receiver
Sensing principle Through beam
Device function Receiver
Rated sensing distance Up to 15 m as part of a compatible emitter/receiver pair
Rated power supply 10–30 V DC
Connection type M8 connector
Housing style Compact rectangular
Detection method Interruption of transmitted photoelectric beam
System requirement Compatible through-beam emitter required

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Carlo Gavazzi PD30CNT15PM5RT?

The PD30CNT15PM5RT is a through-beam photoelectric receiver from the Carlo Gavazzi PD30 series. It detects the optical beam transmitted by a compatible emitter and identifies objects when they interrupt that beam.

What is the sensing distance of the PD30CNT15PM5RT?

The PD30CNT15PM5RT is designed for through-beam sensing distances of up to 15 m when correctly paired and aligned with a compatible emitter.

What power supply does the PD30CNT15PM5RT require?

The PD30CNT15PM5RT operates from a 10–30 V DC power supply, making it suitable for integration into standard industrial DC control systems.

How is the PD30CNT15PM5RT connected?

The PD30CNT15PM5RT uses an M8 connector, providing a compact plug connection suitable for industrial sensor installations.

Does the PD30CNT15PM5RT require a separate emitter?

Yes. The PD30CNT15PM5RT is the receiver half of a through-beam photoelectric system. A compatible emitter must be installed opposite the receiver to generate the optical beam used for object detection.

Trusted Industrial Sensing Technology

Carlo Gavazzi PD30 photoelectric sensors provide compact sensing solutions for industrial automation, with through-beam configurations offering dependable long-distance object detection for conveyors, production machinery and automated handling systems.