FAQ
Q1: What are TAKEX FRL702BC, FRL732BC, FRL78BC, and FRL7W16BC?
A: They are wide-area reflective fiber optic units for object presence and position detection over a broader sensing area.
Q2: What is the main difference among these four models?
A: The primary difference is detecting width, with options of 20.4 mm, 14 mm, 11.1 mm, and 5.5 mm.
Q3: Which model has the widest detecting area?
A: FRL702BC provides the widest detecting width at 20.4 mm.
Q4: What is the detecting width of FRL78BC?
A: FRL78BC has a 14 mm detecting width.
Q5: What is the detecting width of FRL732BC?
A: FRL732BC has an 11.1 mm detecting width.
Q6: What is the detecting width of FRL7W16BC?
A: FRL7W16BC has a 5.5 mm detecting width.
Q7: What is the maximum detecting distance of FRL7W16BC?
A: The maximum detecting distance is 450 mm. Actual performance varies with the fiber amplifier and target conditions.
Q8: How does a wide-area reflective fiber differ from a standard reflective fiber?
A: A wide-area fiber covers a broader sensing region, providing a larger detection area for targets that may vary in position.
Q9: Do these models require fiber heads on both sides of the target?
A: No. They use reflective sensing with transmitting and receiving light on the same side.
Q10: How should I select among these four models?
A: Select primarily by the required detecting width and target size, from 5.5 mm up to 20.4 mm.