SICK | Understanding Thru-beam, Retro-Reflective & Diffused Proximity Sensors | EandM

How to Select the Right Photoelectric Sensor (Part 1)!
In part-one of this video series, gain an understanding thru-beam, retro-reflective and diffused proximity sensors from TJ, EandM’s Sensor Product Specialist.
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[@jubairahamed8907]

WHAT IS MODEL NUMBER FOR THE SENSOR TEST BOX

[@cz8024]

I’d like to use a photoelectric sensor to create an occupancy sensor for a room….could I use two diffuse sensors next to each other…to capture direction of motion (if A detects and then B, add 1….if B detects and then A, subtract 1). If so, are diffuse sensors a good option for a doorway mount or is the detection area too short? Would you recommend a set of two retro reflectives instead? I’d want to house them both side by side in the same housing….for ease of mounting.

[@shivar5456]

Hi,can you suggest me which type of sensor can use for sensing the dark colour ex.Violet,black,blue.

[@franzferre9957]

A time of flight sensor, or CMOS laser sensor will work well. Omron E3AS-F for time of flight, and E3AS-HL for CMOS laser.

[@vmfavourites9414]

Nice one brother 👍

[@srirangadeshpande5328]

Very easy to understand great job

[@j.j.b.13]

very helpful sir.