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- Part Number IME08-02BPSZT0S
- Manufacturer SICK
- Pin Count 999
- Last Modified Date May 17, 2024 6:08 PM UTC
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IME08-02BPSZT0S Details
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Manufacturer Part Number:
IME08-02BPSZT0S
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Part Life Cycle Code:
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Manufacturer:
SICK AG
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Additional Feature:
IP67, REVERSE POLARITY PROTECTION, SHORT CIRCUIT PROTECTION
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Body Height:
50 mm
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Body Length or Diameter:
8 mm
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Housing:
BRASS NICKEL PLATED
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Measurement Range-Max (mm):
2 mm
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Mounting Feature:
FLUSH MOUNT
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Operating Current-Max:
10 mA
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Operating Temperature-Max:
75 °C
IME08-02BPSZT0S Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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The sensor should be mounted with the connector facing downwards to prevent moisture from entering the sensor.
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Make sure to follow the recommended installation guidelines, ensure proper alignment, and avoid any obstacles or reflections that might affect the measurement.
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Yes, the sensor is designed to operate in harsh environments, including high temperatures, humidity, and vibrations. However, it's essential to follow the recommended operating conditions and installation guidelines to ensure reliable operation.
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The response time of the IME08-02BPSZT0S is typically around 10-20 ms, depending on the specific application and measurement mode.
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The IME08-02BPSZT0S is designed for short-range measurements up to 250 mm. For longer-range measurements, consider using a different sensor model or consulting with SICK AG's technical support.
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