Datasensor TLµµ Series LED Emission Sensors Datasheet

The TLµ series of optical sensors are based on a microprocessor and offer red/green or white LED emission with automatic selection, and can operate on all contrasts, also amongst same-coloured objects and backgrounds, presenting different surface treatments or workings. Various interchangeable lenses and fibre-optic versions are available.


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Brand
Datasensor
Category
Industrial Supply
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
4
File format
PDF
File size
138 KB
Published
09 April, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
45B7AED16F1F4B24899AD587BFF1CCB9

About this manual

The TLµµ series from Datasensor provides reliable contrast sensors with LED emission in red/green or white, suitable for detecting register marks and coloured references. The micro‑processor based settings include Teach‑in, Remote and Auto‑Set modes, and the sensors can be equipped with interchangeable 9 mm, 18 mm, 22 mm or 50 mm lenses as well as various fibre‑optic options.

Technical data cover power supply (10‑30 V DC), output type (selectable NPN or PNP), operating distances for each lens, response time (down to 25 µs), and environmental ratings (IP67, –10 °C to +55 °C). The catalogue also lists connection details, dimensions, and model‑specific codes for quick identification.

What's inside

  • Technical Data
  • Detection Diagrams
  • Connections
  • Dimensions
  • Model Overview
  • Lens Options
  • Fibre‑optic Options

Specifications

Power supply10 – 30 V DC with reverse polarity protection
LED emission colorsRed 630 nm / Green 526 nm or White
Operating distance (9 mm lens)6 – 12 mm
Output typeSelectable NPN or PNP
Response time≤ 50 µs (≤ 25 µs for TL µ‑4/5xx versions)

Frequently asked questions

What LED colors are available for the TLµµ sensors?

The sensors can emit red/green LEDs (630 nm/526 nm) or a white LED, allowing detection on all contrasts.

How can the output polarity be configured?

The output polarity (NPN or PNP) is selectable via an internal switch on each model.

What is the required power supply range?

The sensors operate from 10 V to 30 V DC and include reverse polarity protection.

What is the sensor’s response time?

Response time is up to 50 µs, with some versions achieving 25 µs.

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