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26-02-2010, 22:37
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Re: Broken Beam Sensor?
The BANNER Sensors mentioned above are great sensors.
For this application you may also want to consider a current sensor on the roller/vacuum motor, then you dont have to worry about placing a beam sensor or reflective tape or anything like that. (if you have no active possession mechanism ignore this comment) |
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