NanFang Measurement Control LPS Series Laser Range Sensor User Manual

User manual for NanFang Measurement Control LPS series laser range sensors, covering safety, installation, operation, specifications and maintenance.


NanFang Measurement Control LPS Series Laser Range Sensor User Manual - cover page
Brand
Shenzhen市南方测控
Category
Industrial Supply
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
25
File format
PDF
File size
287 KB
Published
15 March, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2026
MD5 checksum
3FAF72499B0EA8642BE5C6F9B1FB3F09

About this manual

This manual introduces the LPS series laser range sensors, describing their principle of operation, safety classifications, and typical industrial applications such as distance measurement, material level detection, and vehicle safety. It provides detailed technical parameters, wiring diagrams, and communication interface information (RS‑232).

The guide also includes safety precautions, maintenance procedures, troubleshooting steps, and handling instructions to ensure reliable long‑term performance in harsh industrial environments. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Preface
  • System Overview
  • Key Features
  • Typical Applications
  • Performance Specifications
  • Technical Parameters
  • Installation and Wiring
  • Maintenance and Care
  • Troubleshooting
  • Safety Instructions

Specifications

Measurement distance range2‑30 m (LPS30), 2‑50 m (LPS50), 2‑100 m (LPS100), 2‑150 m (LPS150)
Measurement accuracy±0.3 m (LPS30), ±0.4 m (LPS50), ±0.5 m (LPS100/150)
Resolution1 cm
Measurement frequency1‑100 Hz (selectable)
Output interfaceStandard RS‑232 (RS‑232‑232) – optional custom interfaces
Supply voltageDC 9‑24 V
Laser wavelength (measurement)905 nm
Laser wavelength (indicator)650 nm
Operating temperature-10 °C ~ +50 °C
Storage temperature-30 °C ~ +70 °C
Dimensions (L×W×H)128 mm × 74 mm × 51 mm
IP protection ratingIP65 / IP67

Frequently asked questions

What laser safety class does the sensor belong to?

The sensor uses a Class 2 laser (output power < 1 mW), which is generally safe for the eye but direct staring should be avoided.

How should the sensor be cleaned?

Wipe the sensor with a soft, slightly damp cotton cloth; do not use corrosive or volatile cleaning agents.

Can the sensor be immersed in water?

No, the sensor must not be immersed in water even though some models have an IP67 rating.

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