1 of 1

E3Z-LL81| Omron | Capteur photoélectrique

E3Z-LL81| Omron | Capteur photoélectrique

Il ne reste que 2 article(s) en stock
  • Fabricant : Omron

  • N° de produit : E3Z-LL81

  • Pays d'origine :Japon

  • Type de produit : Capteur photoélectrique

  • Paiement : Virement bancaire, Western Union

  • Poids : 1000g

  • Dimensions : 150 x 100 x 50 mm

  • Port d'expédition : Xiamen

  • Garantie : 12 mois

Quantité
Voir les détails complets

Description

Providing precise distance-settable background suppression (BGS) in complex positioning setups, the Omron E3Z-LL81 photoelectric sensor uses a high-precision Class 1 red laser diode to achieve millimeter-level target detection. This sensor is engineered to ignore background objects beyond the set cutoff limit, delivering highly reliable object detection regardless of target color, gloss, or angle. With its ultra-concentrated 0.5-mm spot diameter at 300 mm, the device is ideal for electronic component verification, small parts detection, and high-speed automated packaging machinery.

Key Features

  • Class 1 Laser Diode: Safe 655 nm red laser light source requires no specialized eye shielding under standard operating conditions.
  • Advanced Background Suppression (BGS): Eliminates false triggers caused by highly reflective background surfaces or changing target colors.
  • Fine-Line Spot Accuracy: Tiny 0.5-mm diameter light spot permits detection of miniature objects and precise edge positioning.
  • Robust PNP Output: Open collector control output handles loads up to 100 mA at 26.4 VDC.
  • Industrial-Grade Housing: Compact design with IP67 sealing for reliable operation in wet or dusty processing environments.

Applications

  • High-speed semiconductor and electronic component sorting.
  • Product detection and positioning on automated packaging conveyors.
  • Precise edge-guiding and register mark alignment in printing machinery.
  • Small parts presence inspection in robotic assembly work cells.

Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification
Manufacturer Omron
Model Number E3Z-LL81
Sensing Method Distance-settable (BGS Models)
Sensing Distance (White Paper) 20 to 300 mm (100 x 100 mm target)
Sensing Distance (Black Paper) 20 to 160 mm (100 x 100 mm target)
Set Distance Range (White Paper) 40 to 300 mm
Set Distance Range (Black Paper) 40 to 160 mm
Light Source (Wavelength) Red LD (655 nm), JIS Class 1, IEC Class 1, FDA Class 2
Spot Diameter (Reference Value) 0.5 mm dia. at 300 mm
Power Supply Voltage 12 to 24 VDC +/-10%, ripple (p-p): 10% max.
Current Consumption 30 mA max.
Control Output PNP open collector, 26.4 VDC max., 100 mA max. load current
Shipping Weight (Calculated) 1.00 kg (Includes protective factory packaging)
Package Dimensions (Calculated) 150 x 100 x 50 mm

Connections and Interfaces

Wire Color Function / Assignment
Brown Power Supply (+V, 12 to 24 VDC)
Blue Power Supply (0V / GND)
Black Control Output (PNP Open Collector)
Pink Control Input (Light-ON / Dark-ON Selection)

Alternative Models & Compatibility

The E3Z-LL81 features a PNP open collector output. If your control system requires an NPN configuration, use the E3Z-LL61 alternative model. Mounting dimensions and sensing ranges are identical across both models, allowing direct physical drop-in replacements during system integration or logic retrofits.

Application Pitfalls & Engineering Notes

When deploying the sensor in environments with highly reflective metal or mirrored backgrounds situated near the sensing field, reflection off the background may bypass the BGS cutoff. To counteract this optical feedback, mount the sensor at an angle of 5 to 10 degrees relative to the target surface. Avoid placing the sensor in direct sunlight or facing heavy high-frequency discharge light sources, which can disrupt the receiver circuit.

Commissioning & Wiring Tips

To configure the output mode of the sensor, use the integrated Pink control wire. Connecting the Pink wire to the Brown wire (+V) configures the sensor for Dark-ON operation, whereas connecting it to the Blue wire (0V) or leaving it open configures it for Light-ON operation. Verify current limits prior to termination to prevent over-current damage to the internal PNP transistor.

Installation Guidelines

CRITICAL WARNING

Disconnect all power distribution sources prior to making electrical connections or mechanical adjustments. Do not look directly into the laser transmitter lens while the sensor is powered, as direct laser exposure can cause eye irritation or optical damage.

1

Securely mount the sensor using a compatible Omron L-bracket or direct machine frame mount, ensuring that the optical path to the target is clear of physical obstructions.

2

Wire the sensor according to the electrical schematic. Ensure the Pink wire is tied to the appropriate potential (+V or 0V) to define your required operation mode (Light-ON or Dark-ON).

3

Apply 12 to 24 VDC power and verify that the green stability indicator remains lit under non-sensing conditions, signifying healthy signal headroom.

4

Place the target object at the maximum desired detection distance and adjust the integrated multi-turn distance adjuster screw until the orange operation indicator illuminates.

Loading product navigation…

What is the primary difference between the E3Z-LL81 and E3Z-LL61 models?

The E3Z-LL81 uses a PNP open collector control output, whereas the E3Z-LL61 features an NPN open collector output. Both sensors share identical physical footprints, sensing methods, and electrical supply specifications.

How do I switch the sensor between Light-ON and Dark-ON output modes?

Mode selection is controlled using the pink wire. Connect the pink wire to the brown wire (+V) to enable Dark-ON operation, or connect it to the blue wire (0V) or leave it unconnected to enable Light-ON operation.

Does the E3Z-LL81 require special eye protection because of its laser source?

No. The E3Z-LL81 uses a Class 1 red laser diode (655 nm), which is safe for eyes under normal operating conditions. However, direct prolonged viewing of the active laser emitter beam should be avoided as a best-safety practice.

How does the Background Suppression (BGS) system function in this model?

The BGS system determines the presence of an object based on the angle of the returning light reflected from the target rather than the light intensity. This enables stable object detection regardless of the color or reflectivity of the target or background.

Expédition express mondiale

  • Livraison standard : 4 à 6 jours ouvrables via DHL, FedEx et UPS.
  • Expédition express : Expédition le jour même pour les commandes en stock passées avant 14h00 (GMT+8).
  • Couverture mondiale : Service dans plus de 150 pays, avec livraison rapide en Arabie Saoudite et aux Émirats arabes unis.

Retours et garantie

  • Garantie de 30 jours : Retours acceptés pour les produits en stock dans leur emballage d'origine scellé en usine.
  • Garantie de 12 mois : Chaque composant industriel est couvert par notre garantie technique professionnelle.

Les commandes sont traitées et livrées du lundi au vendredi (hors jours fériés).


Pour connaître l'éligibilité complète, les frais de restockage et les détails des retours internationaux, veuillez consulter notre site officiel Politique de remboursement et de retour .

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Country of origin
Japon

Produits récemment consultés

Connaissances techniques

Actionneurs électriques conçus pour remplacer les systèmes à fluide : un guide pratique d'automatisation industrielle

Cet article explique comment les actionneurs électriques intégrés, tels que la série e-Actuator de SMC, transforment le contrôle du mouvement industriel en remplaçant les systèmes pneumatiques et...

Opérations mathématiques avec OpenPLC pour les applications d'automatisation industrielle

Cet article explique comment les systèmes PLC réalisent des opérations mathématiques de base telles que l'addition, la soustraction, la multiplication, la division, le modulo et l'exponentiation dans...

Logique booléenne avancée avec la programmation FBD PLC : applications industrielles pratiques au-delà de la logique de base

L'article explique plusieurs fonctions avancées de la logique booléenne utilisées en programmation d'automates programmables industriels (API) au-delà des opérations de base ET, OU et NON. Il aborde...

Logique booléenne en programmation PLC : comprendre les portes logiques FBD

La logique booléenne est la base de tout programme PLC. Des commandes machines simples aux systèmes d'automatisation industrielle complexes, les portes logiques déterminent comment les contrôleurs...

Guide approfondi sur les pare-feux industriels et la segmentation des réseaux OT

Les pare-feux industriels jouent un rôle crucial dans la cybersécurité OT, protégeant les réseaux PLC, DCS et SCADA grâce à la segmentation, au contrôle des entrées/sorties et à l’intégration IDS/IPS...

Guide des pinces robotiques : de la manipulation délicate à l'automatisation lourde

Les pinces robotiques modernes évoluent au-delà des mâchoires mécaniques traditionnelles. Des systèmes adhésifs inspirés des geckos aux pinces souples de qualité alimentaire, en passant par des...