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EATON 11 Series Photoelectric Sensors


Eaton 11 Series photoelectric sensors determine the distance or presence of objects. They benefit production facilities by detecting the orientation of an object or by stopping an automatic closing door.

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EATON 1411R-6501A
EATON 1411D-6501B
EATON 1411D-6502C
StyleModelInput VoltageHeightEnclosure MaterialMin. Operating Temp.Max. Operating Temp.Led IndicatorSensor TypeOperating ModePrice
A
1411R-6501		115-125V AC5.7"Noryl5°F122°FBeam Status, RedRetroreflectiveNon Polarized Retroreflective€3,015.62
B
1411D-6501		115-125V AC5.7"Noryl5°F122°FBeam Status, RedRetroreflectiveNon Polarized Retroreflective€2,083.76
C
1411D-6502		230V AC5.7"Noryl5°F122°FBeam Status, RedRetroreflectiveNon Polarized Retroreflective€2,221.39
C
1411R-6502		230V AC5.7"Noryl5°F122°FBeam Status, RedRetroreflectiveNon Polarized Retroreflective€2,221.39

Features

  • Eaton photoelectric sensors have a Noryl / polyurethane enclosure to avoid moisture ingress.
  • Selected models have an LED indicator to notify users about detection.
  • These non-polarised retroreflective sensors are beneficial in counting the number of objects in a conveyor belt.

Compatible Accessories

  • Reflectors: They direct light back to the sensor, where the receiver can pick it up.

Standards and Approvals

  • CSA
  • NEMA
  • UL

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the range of these sensors?

20 feet.

What is the difference between diffuse reflective and retroreflective sensors?

Retro-reflective sensors use a target to reflect light to the sensor and will sense an object that breaks the beam's path. The diffuse reflective sensors sense an object when the light beam is reflected to the sensor.

What is the operating temperature range of these sensors?

5 to 122 degrees F.

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