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Beloit, Wis.— Super Cube is a photoelectric sensor intended for service in extreme environmental conditions. It has a pending IP68 rating, and is almost completely waterproof. In addition, its "perfect" cube design, in combination with its bracket, allows wide mounting flexibility. With a single bracket, and no changes in bracket orientation, users can have 24 different orientations of l...

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01/01/1970


Beloit, Wis.— Super Cube is a photoelectric sensor intended for service in extreme environmental conditions. It has a pending IP68 rating, and is almost completely waterproof. In addition, its "perfect" cube design, in combination with its bracket, allows wide mounting flexibility. With a single bracket, and no changes in bracket orientation, users can have 24 different orientations of lens and cable output. Operating voltage is 12-32 V dc. Current required for operation is less than 60 mA. Response time is less than 1 msec. Its light source is polarized red.

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