Wenglor
Wenglor LM89PA2 retro-reflex sensor PNP 6500 mm
A retro-reflex sensor with 6500 mm range, red light source, polarisation filter, and PNP antivalent output in an IP67 plastic housing
- TypeTest Equipment
- Color/FinishRed
- Item Count1 pack
- Selling UnitBox
- Parts3 Years
- Labor1 Year
- Detects objects up to 6500 mm range
- Red light source with polarization filter for reliable detection
- 1 kHz switching frequency for fast response
- IP67 protection withstands harsh environments
- PNP antivalent output with short-circuit protection
Retro-reflex sensor with 6500 mm range
The Wenglor LM89PA2 is a retro-reflex photoelectric sensor designed for presence detection in industrial automation. It operates on a 10...30 V DC supply and provides a PNP antivalent output with 200 mA switching current. The red-light source includes a polarisation filter and two-lens optic for reliable detection up to 6500 mm.
Suited for DC control systems needing antivalent
This sensor suits installations that require both normally-open and normally-closed signals from a single device. It is not for applications that need an NPN output type or an IO-Link communication interface. Buyers who need a diffuse or through-beam sensing principle should look at a different product.
6500 mm sensing range with RQ100BA reflector
The maximum operating distance is 6500 mm when used with the specified RQ100BA reference reflector. Range will be reduced with smaller reflectors or reflector foils. Verify the mounting distance and reflector size against this figure before purchasing.
Highlights
- Detects objects up to 6500 mm range
- Red light source with polarization filter for reliable detection
- 1 kHz switching frequency for fast response
- IP67 protection withstands harsh environments
- PNP antivalent output with short-circuit protection
Specifications
| Brand | Wenglor |
|---|---|
| Model | LM89PA2 |
| Type | Test Equipment |
| Color/Finish | Red |
| Item Count | 1 pack |
| Selling Unit | Box |
| Parts | 3 Years |
| Labor | 1 Year |
Questions about this item
What supply voltage must my control cabinet provide for the LM89PA2 to operate?
The sensor runs on 10...30 V DC, so any regulated DC source in that range will power it.
Will the LM89PA2 still detect the RQ100BA reflector if ambient light reaches 10000 Lux in my plant?
Yes, the spec lists a maximum ambient light of 10000 Lux, so detection remains reliable up to that level.
After wiring the M12 connector, how can I verify the sensor is switching correctly?
Turn the potentiometer until the output toggles when the beam hits the reflector; the 1 kHz switching frequency gives a clear on/off signal you can monitor with a multimeter or PLC input.
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