MSE-SD60A Laser Level Sensor
The MSE-SD60A Laser Level Sensor is intended for general distance measurements. It provides up to 2000 measurements and measuring values per second.
Up to 25 m distance without a reflector. With appropriate reflectors the MSE-SD60A can measure distances of up to 120 m.
The sensor has been optimized for easy system integration and has a shock-proof and impact-resistant IP 65 housing.
Suitable for applications in harsh industrial environments.
Key Features
● High measuring rate ( up to 2KHz )
● Long measuring range
● Housing in IP 65
● Industrial interfaces (RS232/422)
● Digital and analogue outputs
● Easy system integration
Applications
● Distance measurement
● Fast object detection
● Level meter
● Collision alarm
● Use as proximity switch
● 2D and 3D scanning application
Technical Data
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Measurement Principle
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Time of flight.
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Measurement Range ¹)
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0,6 m … 25 m on targets with ≥ 20% reflectivity.
Up to 120 m on targets with high reflectance or on reflectors.
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Measurement uncertainty ²)
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Typical ± 6 cm
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Resolution
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1 cm
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Measuring and Output Rate
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Up to 2 kHz
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Laser for Measurements
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Wavelength 905 nm, infrared invisible, Laser Class 1, EN 60825-1:2014
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Pilot / Target Laser
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Wavelength 650 nm, red visible, Laser class 2, , EN 60825-1:2014
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Operating Temperature
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-10°C … + 50°C (Extended temperature range with the cooling or heating, option on demand)
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Storage Temperature
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- 40°C … + 60°C
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Power Supply
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10 V… 30 VDC
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Power Consumption
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< 5 W
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Serial Interface
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RS422(RS232), Baud rate 115200 bps, ASCII or Binary (other interface as option)
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Digital Switching Output
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2 x switchers
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Analogue Output
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4 mA … 20 mA, Programmable with distance range
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Surrounding Humidity
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10 % … 90 %, non - condensing
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EMC
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EN 61000-6-2
EN 55011
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Shock / Vibration
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DIN ISO 9022-3
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Weight ( without cable )
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Approx. 900g
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Protection Class
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IP 65
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Dimensions ( L x W x H )
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180mm × 65.5mm × 65.5mm
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1)
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Dependent on target reflectance, influence of extraneous light and atmospheric conditions
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2)
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For single measurement 1 sigma, statistical spread 95%
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