Which applications is the TRANSMITTER-RECEIVER-LIGHT-BARRIERS series suitable for?

The right TRANSMITTER-RECEIVER-LIGHT-BARRIERS series use case depends on switching voltage, continuous current, inrush current, coil supply, mounting orientation and environmental conditions. For critical projects, verify the model-table datasheet ratings against your actual load profile.

What should I check first when selecting a TRANSMITTER-RECEIVER-LIGHT-BARRIERS model?

Start with system voltage and continuous current; then check break capacity, inrush rating, coil voltage, auxiliary contact needs and datasheet temperature limits. The configurator builds the order code according to the manufacturer code structure.

Do datasheet ratings and configurator codes refer to the same product?

Yes. The series table shows technical limits; the configurator turns coil, contact, terminal and option selections within the same model family into an order code. For quotation, send both the generated code and your application note.

Do you provide technical support and cross-reference checks for this series?

Yes. Share your existing part number, operating voltage, load type and environmental conditions, and we can review technically suitable alternatives within the same series or adjacent product families.

What information should I send for a quotation?

The generated part number, quantity, target delivery date, application type, system voltage/current and any datasheet revision are enough. The RFQ cart helps collect these details in one request.

Will this information appear the same after publishing?

Yes. The FAQ and related-insights blocks are part of the application code and appear with the same design on the published site.

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Fotoelektrik Pauly Transmitter-Receiver Light Barriers

Long-range, robust transmitter-receiver (through-beam) light barriers

Pauly transmitter-receiver light barriers are used for distance, transit and counting tasks in steel, crane and paper industries. The range covers compact M30 housings up to long-range, cable-linked synchronized models, with optional pollution warning and multiplex operation.

Transmitter-Receiver Light Barriers Series Contactor Models

Sorted by current rating (150A → 1000A)

26 MODELS

MODEL↑ current	Mounting	Measuring Range	Feature
PP2004(N)	—	200 (400) m	Robust, extreme high power, cable link
PP2004(P)	—	200 (400) m	Robust, extreme high power, cable link
PP2005K	—	—	Compact, forced synchronization, cable link
PP2005M30	M30 thread	—	Compact M30, forced synchronization, cable link
PP2006K	—	—	Compact, forced synchronization, cable link
PP2009/3	—	350 (500) m	Robust, very high power, cable link
PP2009/3n	—	350 (500) m	Robust, very high power, multiplex operating mode
PP2010/3	—	50 (100) m	Robust, high steady light suppression
PP2092/2	—	80 (120) m	Compact, high power, cable link
PP2092/2n	—	—	Compact, cable link, multiplex operating mode
PP2109/3	—	120 (200) m	Robust, high power, no link cable
PP2110/3	—	50 (100) m	Robust, steady light suppression, no cable
PP2160	—	—	Extreme compact, forced synchronization, cable link
PP2172	—	—	Extreme compact, medium power, no link cable
PP2192	—	60 (120) m	Compact, high power, no link cable
PP5	—	—	Compact, forced synchronization, cable link
PU2009/4	—	250 (400) m	Robust, intelligent pollution warning, cable link
PU2009/4n	—	250 (400) m	Robust, intelligent pollution warning, multiplex operating mode
PU2010/4	—	50 (100) m	Robust, steady light suppression, intelligent warning
PU2092/2	—	80 (120) m	Compact, high power, intelligent pollution warning
PU2192	—	60 m	Compact, no link cable, unlinked pollution warning
PV2009/4	—	250 (400) m	Robust, pollution warning, cable link
PV2009/4n	—	250 (400) m	Robust, pollution warning, multiplex operating mode
PV2010/4	—	50 (100) m	Robust, high steady light suppression, warning
PV2092/2	—	80 (120) m	Compact, high power, pollution warning
PV2192	—	60 m	Compact, no link cable, intelligent pollution warning

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TRANSMITTER-RECEIVER-LIGHT-BARRIERS Series Selection Guide
A practical approach to selecting the right model family by evaluating voltage, current, coil, mounting and environmental conditions together.
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TRANSMITTER-RECEIVER-LIGHT-BARRIERS Datasheet Checklist
The key technical rows and application limits to verify before quotation or engineering approval.
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TRANSMITTER-RECEIVER-LIGHT-BARRIERS Application Notes
Notes focused on thermal limits, switching duty, protection coordination and mounting conditions for field reliability.
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TRANSMITTER-RECEIVER-LIGHT-BARRIERS RFQ Preparation
How to clarify part number, quantity, application and technical requirements to get accurate pricing and lead time.
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About the TRANSMITTER-RECEIVER-LIGHT-BARRIERS series

01Which applications is the TRANSMITTER-RECEIVER-LIGHT-BARRIERS series suitable for?

02What should I check first when selecting a TRANSMITTER-RECEIVER-LIGHT-BARRIERS model?

03Do datasheet ratings and configurator codes refer to the same product?

04Do you provide technical support and cross-reference checks for this series?

05What information should I send for a quotation?

06Will this information appear the same after publishing?

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