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	Which Hole Of The Amplifier Unit Can The Through-Beam Fiber Unit Be Inserted Into? It makes no difference which hole it is inserted into, because there is no distinction between the two fibers for a Through-beam Fiber Unit. With Coaxial Diffuse-reflective Last Modified - 2009-10-23 - Similar Articles
	When Using A Fiber Unit Mounted To A Movable Part, Are There Models That Are Less Affected By Repetitive Bending? Seven models are recommended: E32-T11 Fiber Unit, E32-T21, E32-T22B, E32-D11, E32-D21, E32-D21B, and E32-D22B. (These have a bending radius of R4.) The allowable bending ra Last Modified - 2009-10-23 - Similar Articles
	What's The Difference Between A Reflective Fiber Unit And A Coaxial Reflective Fiber Unit? The sensing surfaces of the Fiber Units differ as shown below. Each is used for a different type of application. The differences in the sensing methods are give Last Modified - 2009-10-23 - Similar Articles
	Can A Photoelectric Sensor With An Optical Fiber Be Used In An Explosion-Proof Area? Everything except the Amplifier Unit can be used in an explosion-proof area. Explanation: A Photoelectric Sensor with an Optical Fiber has no electrical parts, and ther Last Modified - 2009-10-23 - Similar Articles

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