SICK, BEF Series Mounting Bracket 18.2 mm for Use with M18 Sensors

RS stock no.:: 492-5032
Mfr. Part No.:: BEF-WN-M18
Manufacturer:: SICK

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RS stock no.:: 492-5032
Mfr. Part No.:: BEF-WN-M18
Manufacturer:: SICK

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Select all	Attribute	Value
	Brand	SICK
	Accessory Type	Mounting Bracket
	Product Type	Thermocouple Connector
	For Use With	M18 Sensors
	Series	BEF
	Hazardous Area Certification	No
	Height	37mm
	Width	36.5 mm
	Diameter	18.2 mm
	Standards/Approvals	No

	Select all
	Brand SICK
	Accessory Type Mounting Bracket
	Product Type Thermocouple Connector
	For Use With M18 Sensors
	Series BEF
	Hazardous Area Certification No
	Height 37mm
	Width 36.5 mm
	Diameter 18.2 mm
	Standards/Approvals No

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L4000, Type 4 Single/Multibeam System

The L4000 is a single/multi beam, non contact, safety system using a sender and a receiver arrangement and is certified according to IEC 61496 safety category Type 4.,The system consists of the UE401 controller to which, sender and receivers can be connected. Up to 4 sensor pairs can be connected to the UE401

Applications:

This device is intended for body detection of an operator under normal approach conditions toward a hazardous area

Features:

Easy installation

7 segment display

Integrated alignment aid

Reset and External Device Monitoring

2 OSSD (Output Signal Switching Device) outputs

Short response time 30ms

IP67 sender and receiver

Single Beam Safety Device

Note

Installation and operation of this safety device must be in strict accordance with accompanying operating instruction. Further guidance on the use of Active Opto-electronic Protective Devices (AOPD) is available from Health & Safety Executive guidance note HSG180.