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Carlo Gavazzi S142APPT230 is a 230 V AC single-channel photoelectric amplifier with PNP transistor outputs, adjustable sensitivity and diagnostic functions for separate through-beam sensing systems with ranges up to 50 m.
The Carlo Gavazzi S142APPT230 is a single-channel photoelectric sensor amplifier designed for use with separate through-beam photoelectric sensors in industrial automation and machine-control applications. Part of the Carlo Gavazzi S142 amplifier family, it provides reliable signal processing, adjustable sensitivity and diagnostic functions for dependable object detection.
The S142APPT230 supports through-beam sensing systems with an operating range of up to 50,000 mm, depending on the connected emitter and receiver. Adjustable sensitivity and built-in alignment assistance simplify commissioning, while light-on and dark-on switching capability provides flexibility for different detection requirements.
Powered from a 230 V AC supply, the S142APPT230 provides PNP transistor outputs and connects through an 11-pole plug-in connection. Its compact rectangular housing, diagnostic functionality and test input make it well suited to industrial machinery where reliable long-range photoelectric detection is required.
Separate-amplifier through-beam photoelectric systems use an emitter and receiver positioned opposite one another, with the amplifier processing the received optical signal. Interrupting the beam provides a dependable indication of an object, making this sensing principle particularly suitable for long-range detection and applications requiring reliable presence monitoring.
The Carlo Gavazzi S142APPT230 enhances this arrangement with adjustable sensitivity, diagnostic functions and alignment assistance. Its PNP outputs and 230 V AC supply make it a practical choice for integrating compatible Carlo Gavazzi through-beam sensors into industrial control and automation systems.
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| IP Rating | IP20 | |
|---|---|---|
| Output Type | PNP | |
| Sensing Principle | Photoelectric | |
| Sensing Distance | 50 mm | |
| Manufacturer | Carlo Gavazzi | |
| Series | S142 | |
| Model | S142APPT230 | |
| Product type | Photoelectric sensor amplifier | |
| Number of channels | 1 | |
| Sensor configuration | Separate through-beam emitter and receiver | |
| Rated operating distance | Up to 50,000 mm | |
| Rated operating voltage | 230 V AC | |
| Voltage type | AC | |
| Output Type | PNP transistor | |
| Transistor load current | 100 mA at 40 V DC | |
| Output function | Light-on / dark-on | |
| Sensitivity | Adjustable | |
| Operating frequency | 20 Hz | |
| Connection | 11-pole plug-in connection | |
| Test function | Test / emitter mute input | |
| Protection rating | IP20 | |
| Housing style | Rectangular | |
| Housing material | Noryl SE1, light grey | |
| Operating temperature | -20 to +50 °C | |
| Approvals | CE, UL, CSA |
The S142APPT230 is a single-channel photoelectric amplifier designed to process signals from compatible separate through-beam emitter and receiver sensors in industrial detection applications.
The S142APPT230 operates from a 230 V AC supply.
The amplifier uses PNP transistor outputs, with a transistor load rating of up to 100 mA at 40 V DC.
When used with compatible through-beam sensor heads, the amplifier supports a rated operating distance of up to 50,000 mm (50 m).
Yes. The amplifier provides adjustable sensitivity, diagnostic functions and alignment assistance, helping simplify commissioning and optimise reliable detection.
Carlo Gavazzi photoelectric sensing solutions are designed to provide dependable object detection, flexible control and straightforward integration across industrial machinery, material handling and automated production systems.
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