UFN3-70B113 Fork Sensors – SICK Sensor

$ 660.10

SKU: SICK 6058960

SICK sensor one of the world’s leading producers of sensors and sensor solutions for industrial applications. SICK is a technology and market leader in Factory and Logistics Automation as well as Process Automation. The sensor range are: Laser Sensors, Cylinder Sensors, Photoelectric Sensors, Fork Sensors, Encoders, Color Sensors, Distance Sensor, Contrast Sensor, Color Sensor, Inductive Proximity Sensors, Fiber Optic Sensor with our signature range sick sensor intelligence.

Part Number: 6058960
Fork Sensor Model: UFN3-70B113
OEM Spec Ref 

Features

Functional principle Ultrasonic detection principle
Dimensions (W x H x D) 18 mm x 47.5 mm x 85.5 mm
Housing design (light emission) Fork shaped
Fork width 3 mm
Fork depth 69 mm
Minimum detectable object (MDO) Gap between Labels / Size of labels: 2 mm 1)
Label detection ✔
Adjustment Plus/minus button (Teach-in, sensitivity, light/dark switching)
Teach-in mode 2-point teach-in

Teach-in dynamic
  • 1) Depends on the label thickness.

 

Mechanics/electronics

Supply voltage 10 V DC … 30 V DC 1)
Ripple < 10 % 2)
Current consumption 40 mA 3)
Switching frequency 1.5 kHz 4)
Response time 250 µs 5)
Switching output PNP, NPN
Switching output (voltage) PNP: HIGH = UV ≤ 2 V / LOW approx. 0 V

NPN: HIGH = approx. UV / LOW ≤ 2 V
Switching mode Light/dark switching
Output current Imax. 100 mA 6)
Initialization time 100 ms
Connection type Cable, 4-wire, 2 m
Protection class III 7)
Circuit protection Output Q short-circuit protected

Interference pulse suppression
Enclosure rating IP65
Weight + 95 g
Housing material Metal, Aluminum
  • 1) Limit values, reverse-polarity protected, operation in short-circuit protected network: max. 8 A.
  • 2) May not exceed or fall below Uv tolerances.
  • 3) Without load.
  • 4) With light/dark ratio 1:1, typical, depending on material and speed.
  • 5) Signal transit time with resistive load.
  • 6) Output current minimal 0.03 mA.
  • 7) Reference voltage DC 50 V.

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