Keyence PX-H72 M12 Transmissive Thrubeam Infrared Sensor Head
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Product Description P/N: PX-H72
Description
The Keyence PX-H72 transmissive sensor head utilizes an 870 nm infrared LED to deliver long-range object detection in demanding industrial settings. Featuring an M12 threaded housing and an integrated 2-meter cable, it supports robust thrubeam setups across extended distances. This model offers an IP68 and IP69K enclosure rating to withstand harsh washdown procedures and severe environmental conditions.
Technical Specifications
| Condition | New/Never Used Surplus |
| Brand | Keyence |
| Category | Sensors & Switches |
| Part Number | PX-H72 |
| Subcategory | Proximity Switch |
| Sensor Type | Transmissive / Thrubeam |
| Light Source | Infrared LED (870 nm) |
| Detecting Distance | Up to 40 m (Mega Mode) |
| Enclosure Rating | IP68 / IP69K |
| Cable Length | 2 m |
| Housing Style | M12 Threaded |
| Series | PX Series |
| Weight | 1.56 kg |
Information About PX-H72
The PX-H72 belongs to the high-performance PX Series of photoelectric sensors built for rigorous detection tasks in automated material handling and processing lines. Its industrial-grade build supports variable detecting ranges extending up to 40 meters depending on the selected amplifier mode. Compatibility includes standard Keyence fiber optic and digital photoelectric amplifiers designed for high-speed switching operations. It is commonly deployed in outdoor conveyors, food processing washdown zones, packaging lines, and large-scale manufacturing cells.
Key Features:
- Sensor Type: Transmissive thrubeam photoelectric sensor head
- Light Source: Infrared LED operating at 870 nm wavelength
- Detection Range: Up to 40 meters in Mega mode
- Enclosure Rating: IP68 and IP69K washdown resistant
- Cable Specification: Integrated 2-meter connection cable
- Mechanical Mount: M12 threaded metal housing
- Weight: Heavy-duty 1.56 kg unit construction
The PX-H72 delivers the reliability and precision required for long-range industrial object detection and automated sorting workflows.
Description
The Keyence PX-H72 transmissive sensor head utilizes an 870 nm infrared LED to deliver long-range object detection in demanding industrial settings. Featuring an M12 threaded housing and an integrated 2-meter cable, it supports robust thrubeam setups across extended distances. This model offers an IP68 and IP69K enclosure rating to withstand harsh washdown procedures and severe environmental conditions.
Technical Specifications
| Condition | New/Never Used Surplus |
| Brand | Keyence |
| Category | Sensors & Switches |
| Part Number | PX-H72 |
| Subcategory | Proximity Switch |
| Sensor Type | Transmissive / Thrubeam |
| Light Source | Infrared LED (870 nm) |
| Detecting Distance | Up to 40 m (Mega Mode) |
| Enclosure Rating | IP68 / IP69K |
| Cable Length | 2 m |
| Housing Style | M12 Threaded |
| Series | PX Series |
| Weight | 1.56 kg |
Information About PX-H72
The PX-H72 belongs to the high-performance PX Series of photoelectric sensors built for rigorous detection tasks in automated material handling and processing lines. Its industrial-grade build supports variable detecting ranges extending up to 40 meters depending on the selected amplifier mode. Compatibility includes standard Keyence fiber optic and digital photoelectric amplifiers designed for high-speed switching operations. It is commonly deployed in outdoor conveyors, food processing washdown zones, packaging lines, and large-scale manufacturing cells.
Key Features:
- Sensor Type: Transmissive thrubeam photoelectric sensor head
- Light Source: Infrared LED operating at 870 nm wavelength
- Detection Range: Up to 40 meters in Mega mode
- Enclosure Rating: IP68 and IP69K washdown resistant
- Cable Specification: Integrated 2-meter connection cable
- Mechanical Mount: M12 threaded metal housing
- Weight: Heavy-duty 1.56 kg unit construction
The PX-H72 delivers the reliability and precision required for long-range industrial object detection and automated sorting workflows.