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SICK KTM-MB31194P Contrast Sensor 12.5 mm 10 kHz
Detects contrast at 12.5 mm with 10 kHz switching and NPN/PNP outputs in an IP67 ABS housing
- Precise detection at 12.5 mm sensing distance
- Fast 10 kHz switching for rapid processes
- Dual PNP and NPN outputs simplify wiring
- IP67 enclosure withstands harsh environments
- Compact 12 x 31.5 x 21 mm housing fits tight spaces
Industrial Contrast Sensor for Print Inspection
The SICK KTM-MB31194P detects contrast marks at a 12.5 mm sensing distance with a 2 mm light spot. It operates on 12 V DC to 24 V DC and switches at 10 kHz with a 50 µs response time. The rectangular ABS housing measures 12 mm x 31.5 mm x 21 mm and carries an IP67 enclosure rating. A 2 m open-end cable provides four-wire connection.
Suited for High-Speed Mark Detection on Web Lines
This sensor fits packaging lines and label verification where fast, reliable switching is required. Both PNP and NPN outputs with light/dark switching cover most PLC input cards. Buyers needing longer range, analog output, or colour differentiation should look at other sensor families. The fixed 2 m cable may not suit installations requiring connectors or custom lengths.
Verify Supply Voltage
Confirm your control system accepts 12 V DC to 24 V DC with ripple below 5 Vpp and can sink or source up to 50 mA per output. Ensure the 12 mm x 31.5 mm x 21 mm housing fits the available space and that the 12.5 mm ± 3 mm sensing window matches the target position. The IP67 rating suits wet or dusty environments but check chemical compatibility with ABS housing material.
Highlights
- Precise detection at 12.5 mm sensing distance
- Fast 10 kHz switching for rapid processes
- Dual PNP and NPN outputs simplify wiring
- IP67 enclosure withstands harsh environments
- Compact 12 x 31.5 x 21 mm housing fits tight spaces
Specifications
| Brand | SICK |
|---|---|
| Model | SICK KTM-MB31194P |
Questions about this item
What supply voltage must my system provide for the SICK KTM-MB31194P sensor?
The sensor operates on 12 V DC to 24 V DC with a ripple of 5 Vpp and draws less than 50 mA.
Can the sensor's PNP and NPN outputs work with my existing 24 V DC PLC inputs?
Yes, PNP outputs swing HIGH at VS minus 2 V and LOW near 0 V, while NPN outputs swing HIGH near VS and LOW at 2 V, both at up to 50 mA.
How can I verify the sensor is switching correctly after installation?
The switching frequency is 10 kHz with a 50 µs response time and 25 µs jitter; the light/dark switching output toggles at that rate when a contrast mark passes the 2 mm spot.
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