Photoelectric emitter-receiver switch
A photoelectric emitter-receiver device uses an optical path to determine a switching output.
Photoelectric receiver form: Normally Closed Receiver 2 wire.
In plain English
A photoelectric receiver evaluates light arriving from an associated emitter and provides the documented electrical response. This entry identifies the normally closed receiver 2 wire form in the publisher's IEC-context family.
An object crossing a conveyor beam can change the receiver output. The receiver tag should identify its optical partner and the controller input receiving its signal. The normally-closed designation starts with a conducting output or closed contact in the documented reference condition; operation changes that state. The two-connection interface must be read with the load and supply arrangement. Leakage current and minimum load can matter where a powered device is connected in series with an input.
Normally-open and normally-closed labels describe the documented electrical output form. They do not by themselves establish light-on or dark-on operation; confirm that setting with the device data.
Photoelectric receiver form: Normally Closed Receiver 2 wire. This entry adds the normally closed receiver 2 wire detail to the broader photoelectric receiver family. Normally-open and normally-closed labels describe the documented electrical output form. They do not by themselves establish light-on or dark-on operation; confirm that setting with the device data.
Read the source: Autodesk IEC-60617 Symbol Preview: Photoelectric Receiver Switches
Autodesk IEC-60617 Symbol Preview: Photoelectric Receiver Switches, HPE12PE2 / VPE12PE2. This identifies the publisher's library context; exact IEC graphics and database identities are not asserted.
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A photoelectric receiver evaluates light arriving from an associated emitter and provides the documented electrical response. This entry identifies the normally closed receiver 2 wire form in the publisher's IEC-context family.
An object crossing a conveyor beam can change the receiver output. The receiver tag should identify its optical partner and the controller input receiving its signal. The normally-closed designation starts with a conducting output or closed contact in the documented reference condition; operation changes that state. The two-connection interface must be read with the load and supply arrangement. Leakage current and minimum load can matter where a powered device is connected in series with an input.
Normally-open and normally-closed labels describe the documented electrical output form. They do not by themselves establish light-on or dark-on operation; confirm that setting with the device data.
This entry adds the normally closed receiver 2 wire detail to the broader photoelectric receiver family. Normally-open and normally-closed labels describe the documented electrical output form. They do not by themselves establish light-on or dark-on operation; confirm that setting with the device data.
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Public Photoelectric Receiver Switches table explicitly lists HPE12PE2 / VPE12PE2 with this operating or connection form. Vendor graphics are linked, not copied.
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