Slot-type Photomicrosensor with connector or pre-wired models (Non-modulated)
EE-SX47 / SX67
Global Standard Slot-type photomicrosensors with 50- to 100-mA direct switching capacity.
Connector
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Appearance |
Sensing |
Connecting |
Sensing |
Output |
Indicator |
Model |
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NPN output |
PNP output |
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Standard |
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Through- |
Connector |
5 mm |
Dark-ON/ |
Incident light |
EE-SX670 |
EE-SX670P |
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No incident |
EE-SX670A |
EE-SX670R |
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Light-ON |
Incident light |
EE-SX470 |
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L-shaped |
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Dark-ON/ |
Incident light |
EE-SX671 |
EE-SX671P |
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No incident |
EE-SX671A |
EE-SX671R |
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Light-ON |
Incident light |
EE-SX471 |
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T-shaped, |
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Dark-ON/ |
Incident light |
EE-SX672 |
EE-SX672P |
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No incident |
EE-SX672A |
EE-SX672R |
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Light-ON |
Incident light |
EE-SX472 |
--- |
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Close- |
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Dark-ON/ |
Incident light |
EE-SX673 |
EE-SX673P |
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No incident |
EE-SX673A |
EE-SX673R |
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Light-ON |
Incident light |
EE-SX473 |
--- |
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Close- |
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Dark-ON/ |
Incident light |
EE-SX674 |
EE-SX674P |
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No incident |
EE-SX674A |
EE-SX674R |
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Light-ON |
Incident light |
EE-SX474 |
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T-shaped, |
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Dark-ON/ |
Incident light |
EE-SX675 |
EE-SX675P |
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F-shaped |
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Dark-ON/ |
Incident light |
EE-SX676 |
EE-SX676P |
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R-shaped |
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Dark-ON/ |
Incident light |
EE-SX677 |
EE-SX677P |
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3. Dark-ON when the L terminal of the connector is opened, and light-ON when the L terminal and positive (+) terminal are connected. Do not connect the L terminal to 0 V when using dark-ON operation. When using light-ON, it is useful to select the connector EE-1001-1. The L terminal and positive (+) terminal of this connector are connected in advance.
4. If you do not use the L terminal wire ((2) pink) when you use a Connector with Cable for an EE-1006 or EE-1010-series Photomicrosensor, noise may affect the Photomicrosensor. To prevent the effects of noise, cut the unused L terminal wire at the base of the connector and wrap it with insulating tape to prevent it from coming in contact with other terminals.
Pre-wired Models
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Appearance |
Sensing |
Sensing |
Output |
Indicator |
Con- |
Model |
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NPN output |
PNP output |
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Standard |
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Through- |
5 mm |
Dark-ON/ |
Incident |
Pre- |
EE-SX670-WR 1M |
EE-SX670P-WR 1M |
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L-shaped |
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EE-SX671-WR 1M |
EE-SX671P-WR 1M |
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T-shaped, |
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EE-SX672-WR 1M |
EE-SX672P-WR 1M |
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Close- |
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EE-SX673-WR 1M |
EE-SX673P-WR 1M |
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Close- |
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EE-SX674-WR 1M |
EE-SX674P-WR 1M |
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T-shaped, |
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EE-SX675-WR 1M |
EE-SX675P-WR 1M |
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F-shaped |
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EE-SX676-WR 1M |
EE-SX676P-WR 1M |
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R-shaped |
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EE-SX677-WR 1M |
EE-SX677P-WR 1M |
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1. Dark-ON operation can be used when the L terminal is left unconnected or Light-ON operation can be used when the L terminal and positive (+) terminal are connected to each other. Do not connect the L terminal to 0 V when using dark-ON operation.
2. If you do not use the L terminal wire ((2) pink) when you use a Connector with Cable for an EE-1006 or EE-1010-series Photomicrosensor, noise may affect the Photomicrosensor. To prevent the effects of noise, cut the unused L terminal wire at the base of the connector and wrap it with insulating tape to prevent it from coming in contact with other terminals.
Accessories (Order Separately) Connector Models
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Type |
Cable length |
Model |
Remarks |
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Connector |
Connector |
EE-1001 |
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EE-1001-1 |
L terminal and positive (+) terminal are |
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EE-1009 * |
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Connector with Cable |
1 m |
EE-1006 1M |
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EE-1010 1M * |
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2 m |
EE-1006 2M |
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EE-1010 2M * |
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Connector with Robot Cable |
1 m |
EE-1010-R 1M * |
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2 m |
EE-1010-R 2M * |
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Connector Hold-down Clip |
EE-1006A |
Applicable Photomicrosensors |
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Note: For details, refer to the Photomicro Sensors Accessories on EE-[] which can be accessed from your OMRON website.
* EE-1009- or EE-1010-series Connectors have a builtin locking mechanism to prevent cable disconnection when only the cable is pulled. To remove the Connector from the Sensor, grip the top and bottom of the Connector firmly and push into the Sensor once before pulling out. The locking mechanism prevents the Connector from being removed by pulling on the cable only and enables removal only when the Connector (housing) is pulled.