USD 26.43
Omron EE-SPX303N is an NPN through-beam slot sensor with 13 mm slot width range, 12–24 VDC ±10%, 100 Hz min. response and IP50 protection.
The Omron EE-SPX303N is a through-beam slot with NPN voltage output and 13 mm slot width. It uses a 940 nm infrared emitter, operates from 12–24 VDC ±10% and provides 100 Hz min. response. The sensor has an IP50 polycarbonate body and a special connector; current supply status is recorded as Unknown.
A NPN through-beam slot with a rated sensing range of 13 mm slot width.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Sensing method | Broad slot-type through-beam photomicrosensor |
| Sensing distance | 13 mm slot width |
| Minimum sensing object | Opaque object, 2.2 × 0.5 mm minimum |
| Differential distance | 0.05 mm max. |
| Light source | Pulsed infrared LED, 940 nm |
| Power supply | 12–24 VDC ±10%; 5% p-p ripple maximum |
| Current consumption | 15 mA max. |
| Output | NPN voltage output; 80 mA max.; 0.5 mA max. OFF current; 2 V max. residual at 80 mA |
| Response frequency | 100 Hz min. |
| Ambient temperature | Operating −10 to +55 °C; storage −25 to +65 °C |
| Ambient humidity | Operating 5–85% RH; storage 5–95% RH |
| Enclosure rating | IP50 |
| Housing material | Polycarbonate |
| Connection | Special connector; soldering not possible |
| Physical Weight (kg) | Approx. 0.004 kg packed |
| Dimensions L x W x H (cm) | See Omron dimension drawing; dimensions not transcribed numerically |
| Supply status | Unknown; current manufacturer supply state not established |
Engineering suggestions require suitability checks for your installation.
A compact photomicrosensor may be used to detect an object edge, flag or feature close to the sensor face.
Set the sensing distance with the actual target reflectance and mount orientation; keep the reflective background within the model's specified distance conditions.
A compact mechanism may require a discrete optical signal when a small object enters the sensing zone.
Use the NPN voltage output with a compatible 5–24 V input and verify the selected Dark-ON logic at the machine.
