Keyence GT Series High-speed High-accuracy CCD Laser Displacement Sensor Manual

This manual provides features, specifications, installation, operation, and maintenance information for the Keyence GT Series high‑speed, high‑accuracy CCD…


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Brand
KEYENCE
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
20
File format
PDF
File size
3.6 MB
Published
29 September, 2026
Updated
29 September, 2026
MD5 checksum
274C67F83E2C4B9B1362049853A53165

About this manual

The GT Series sensor delivers high‑speed, high‑accuracy displacement measurement with a compact design. It offers a 10 mm to 22 mm measuring range, sub‑micron resolution, and strong environment resistance, including water‑resistance for harsh conditions. The sensor head includes a bright two‑color indicator for quick visual status checks.

The system uses panel‑mounting (GT‑75A) or DIN‑rail mounting (GT‑71A) amplifier units that can be linked together, reducing wiring complexity. Communication options include RS‑232C (DL‑RS1) and BCD (DL‑RB1) interfaces, and the co‑transformer method ensures absolute position tracking without the need for frequent zero‑point adjustments.

What's inside

  • Measuring range and resolution
  • Amplifier mounting options
  • Installation and wiring
  • Operation and indicator functions
  • Maintenance and service
  • Communication interfaces
  • Technical specifications

Specifications

Power supply voltage24 VDC
Current consumption (DL‑RB1)20 mA max.
Current consumption (DL‑RS1)18 mA max.
Maximum number of connectable amplifiers10 units
Environmental resistance (temperature)‑10 °C to +55 °C
Environmental resistance (humidity)35 % to 85 %
Weight (DL‑RB1)≈ 46 g
Weight (DL‑RS1)≈ 53 g
Tightening torque (locking collet)10 Nm

Frequently asked questions

What is the tightening torque for the locking collet?

The tightening torque is 10 Nm.

How many amplifiers can be connected to a DL‑RS1 unit?

Up to 10 amplifiers, including the main unit, can be connected.

Does the sensor retain its zero‑point after power is removed?

Yes, the co‑transformer method keeps the zero point even after power‑off.

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