FAQ
Q1: What are TAKEX FRS105BC, FRS53BC, FRS5BC, FRS83BC, and FRS84BC?
A: They are reflective fiber optic units with SUS tube sensing heads for object presence and position detection.
Q2: What are the main differences among these models?
A: The main differences are head size, mounting configuration, and SUS tube length.
Q3: What is the configuration of FRS105BC?
A: FRS105BC uses an M6 threaded head with a 40 mm SUS tube.
Q4: Is the SUS tube of FRS53BC bendable?
A: Yes. FRS53BC uses a 35 mm SUS tube that can be bent within the permitted area.
Q5: What is the SUS tube length of FRS5BC?
A: FRS5BC uses a 70 mm bendable SUS tube with an M6 threaded head.
Q6: What is the difference between FRS84BC and FRS5BC?
A: Both use 70 mm bendable SUS tubes, but FRS84BC has an M4 threaded head while FRS5BC uses M6.
Q7: What sensing head does FRS83BC use?
A: FRS83BC uses a φ1.3 mm cylindrical sensing head with a φ1.25 mm fiber optic cable.
Q8: What is the maximum detecting distance of FRS83BC?
A: The maximum detecting distance is 770 mm, depending on the amplifier and target conditions.
Q9: Which fiber amplifiers are listed for FRS83BC?
A: FRS83BC is listed with F2R, F70, F80R, and F85RN.
Q10: Where are SUS tube reflective fibers useful?
A: They are useful where the sensing point needs to extend into equipment or where a standard straight sensing head is difficult to position.