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EATON 70 Series Photoelectric Sensor Optical Attachments
Eaton 70 Series photoelectric sensor optical attachments help the sensors to better adapt to the environment and provide more precise & reliable sensing. They affect the way the light is emitted & received and therefore affect the sensor's performance.
A
B| Style | Model | Price (ex. VAT) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | 6264A-201 | €659.75 | |
| B | 6264A-200 | €386.69 | |
| A | 6275A-100 | €421.03 | |
| A | 6274A-6500 | €310.68 | |
| A | 6264A-202 | €543.49 | |
| A | 6265A-200 | €593.66 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between diffuse and polarised retroreflective optical attachments?
Diffuse optical attachments scatter the light beam in all directions, whereas the polarised ones emit the light beam in a specific direction.
Can the optical attachments be replaced in the field?
Yes, the optical attachments for Eaton 70 Series photoelectric sensors can be easily replaced in the field, allowing users to switch between different modes as needed.