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ZIBOO SICK GTE6-N1211 Photoelectric Sensor
Photoelectric sensor for object detection, model GTE6-N1211, supplied new in a single pack
- TypeTest Equipment
- Color/FinishRed
- Item Count1 pack
- Selling UnitBox
- Parts3 Years
- Labor1 Year
- Photoelectric sensing for precise object detection
- SICK GTE6-N1211 model ensures reliable performance
- Red housing provides clear visual identification
- Supplied as a single unit in boxed packaging
- Three-year parts coverage with one-year labor included
ZIBOO SICK GTE6-N1211 Photoelectric Sensor
The ZIBOO SICK GTE6-N1211 is a new photoelectric sensor supplied as a single unit in a box. It functions as test equipment for detecting objects or distance without physical contact. The red housing identifies the model visually. This device suits technicians who need a replacement or spare sensor for existing installations.
Who this suits and who should look elsewhere
Electricians and maintenance engineers who require this exact SICK GTE6-N1211 model for a repair or a planned swap will find the correct part here. Buyers who need a different sensing range, output type, or mounting format cannot use this unit. Anyone without the matching wiring or bracket should select another sensor.
Model number 1211 is the deciding specification
The model number 1211 defines the sensor's electrical and optical characteristics. Verify this number against your schematic or the label on the old unit before ordering. A mismatch means the sensor will not interface or perform as the system expects. Only the exact 1211 model guarantees compatibility.
Highlights
- Photoelectric sensing for precise object detection
- SICK GTE6-N1211 model ensures reliable performance
- Red housing provides clear visual identification
- Supplied as a single unit in boxed packaging
- Three-year parts coverage with one-year labor included
Specifications
| Brand | ZIBOO |
|---|---|
| Model | SICK GTE6-N1211 |
| 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 does the SICK GTE6-N1211 photoelectric sensor need to operate?
The sensor requires a DC supply within the range specified in its datasheet; check the wiring diagram for the exact voltage before connecting power.
Can the GTE6-N1211 sensor share a mounting bracket with older SICK sensors?
Mounting hole spacing follows the standard GTE6 series pattern, so existing brackets for that series will fit without modification.
How do I verify the GTE6-N1211 is detecting correctly after wiring?
Align the emitter and receiver, then watch the output indicator LED — it changes state when the beam is made or broken, confirming operation.
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