Telemecanique – XUM2AKSBL2T – OsiSense XU Miniature Thru-Beam Photoelectric

The Telemecanique XUM2AKSBL2T is a miniature thru-beam photoelectric sensor emitter from the OsiSense XU series, designed for general-purpose single-mode applications. This compact sensor is constructed with a durable plastic housing and features a 2-meter pre-wired cable for easy installation. It operates on a 12 to 24 V DC supply voltage and emits a red light beam, requiring a corresponding receiver (such as the XUM2APSBL2R) to detect objects up to 15 meters away. The sensor includes an orange LED indicator to signify power status, ensuring straightforward monitoring during operation.

Key Features:

• Thru-Beam Detection System: Provides reliable object detection up to 15 m when paired with a compatible receiver.

• Compact Design: Miniature housing measuring 34 mm in height, 20 mm in depth, and 11 mm in width, suitable for installations with limited space.

• Robust Construction: Made with a PBT enclosure and modified polyarylate lens material, offering durability in various industrial environments.

• Wide Operating Temperature Range: Functions effectively in temperatures ranging from -30 °C to 55 °C.

• Easy Installation: Equipped with a 2-meter PVC-insulated pre-wired cable and an orange LED power indicator for quick setup and status monitoring.

Technical Specifications:

• Model Number: XUM2AKSBL2T

• Sensing Distance: 15 m (requires compatible receiver)

• Supply Voltage: 12 to 24 V DC (with reverse polarity protection)

• Current Consumption: 12 mA (no-load)

• Voltage Drop: ≤ 2 V

• Response Time: ≤ 100 ms (delay first up)

• Housing Material: PBT (Polybutylene Terephthalate)

• Lens Material: Modified Polyarylate

• Cable Length: 2 m

• Protection Rating: IP67 (conforming to IEC 60529)

• Certifications: CE, UL, RCM

• Dimensions (H x W x D): 34 mm x 11 mm x 20 mm

• Weight: Approximately 63 g

Applications:

• Conveyor Systems: Detecting the presence or absence of items on a conveyor belt.

• Packaging Machinery: Ensuring products are correctly positioned during packaging processes.

• Automated Assembly Lines: Verifying component placement and orientation.

• Material Handling: Monitoring object flow in sorting and distribution systems.