Advantages at a Glance
Compact R design
Teach-in via button or external teach-in input
Mounting via M18 thread without tools
Parametrization with IO-Link 1.1
Overview of P1R Sensors
Product Highlights
Flexible Installation Thanks to R Design
Application Variety
Fill-Level Monitoring of Packaged Food Products in Containers with Retro-Reflex Sensors for Transparent Objects h3>
Hand Detection on Taps with Reflex Sensors with Background Suppression h3>
Automatic hand wash basins, soap dispensers and hand dryers are used in the food industry, but also in highly frequented public areas. A reflex sensor with background suppression is mounted under the respective mixer tap, which triggers the water jet, soap dispenser and hand dryer when hands are detected.
In addition to the optical operating principles, ultrasonic sensors in R design are also available. By using sound waves, they provide a reliable solution for demanding applications where precise detection is essential. Thanks to their compact design and flexible mounting options, they are as easy to integrate as their optical counterparts.
The Models of the Optical Sensors in R Design
| Category | Pin function | |
|---|---|---|
| P1RH001 | Reflex sensors with background suppression | 1 × PNP switching output 1 × teach-in input |
| P1RH002 | Reflex sensors with background suppression | 1 × NPN switching output 1 × teach-in input |
| P1RL002 | Universal retro-reflex sensors | 1 × PNP switching output 1 × teach-in input |
| P1RL003 | Universal retro-reflex sensors | 1 × NPN switching output 1 × teach-in input |
| P1RK002 | Retro-reflex sensors for transparent objects | 1 × PNP switching output 1 × teach-in input |
| P1RK003 | Retro-reflex sensors for transparent objects | 1 × NPN switching output 1 × teach-in input |
| P1RK010 | Retro-reflex sensors for transparent objects (teach-free) | 1 × PNP switching output 1 × antivalent switching output |
| P1RK011 | Retro-reflex sensors for transparent objects (teach-free) | 1 × NPN switching output 1 × antivalent switching output |
| P1RK012 | Retro-reflex sensors for transparent objects (optimized for RVM) | 1 × PNP switching output PNP 1 × reset input |
| P1RH001 | ||
|---|---|---|
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Category
Reflex sensors with background suppression
|
Pin function
1 × PNP switching output
1 × teach-in input |
|
| P1RH002 | ||
|
Category
Reflex sensors with background suppression
|
Pin function
1 × NPN switching output
1 × teach-in input |
|
| P1RL002 | ||
|
Category
Universal retro-reflex sensors
|
Pin function
1 × PNP switching output
1 × teach-in input |
|
| P1RL003 | ||
|
Category
Universal retro-reflex sensors
|
Pin function
1 × NPN switching output
1 × teach-in input |
|
| P1RK002 | ||
|
Category
Retro-reflex sensors for transparent objects
|
Pin function
1 × PNP switching output
1 × teach-in input |
|
| P1RK003 | ||
|
Category
Retro-reflex sensors for transparent objects
|
Pin function
1 × NPN switching output
1 × teach-in input |
|
| P1RK010 | ||
|
Category
Retro-reflex sensors for transparent objects (teach-free)
|
Pin function
1 × PNP switching output
1 × antivalent switching output |
|
| P1RK011 | ||
|
Category
Retro-reflex sensors for transparent objects (teach-free)
|
Pin function
1 × NPN switching output
1 × antivalent switching output |
|
| P1RK012 | ||
|
Category
Retro-reflex sensors for transparent objects (optimized for RVM)
|
Pin function
1 × PNP switching output PNP
1 × reset input |
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