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EE-SX677-WR Slotted Through-beam Photoelectric Sensor | 5mm Gap | GaAs Infrared | Connector Mounting

SKU: EE-SX677-WR

Omron EE-SX677-WR slotted optical sensor with through-beam sensing, 5mm slot gap, and GaAs infrared light source. Compact connector-mount sensor for precise object detection, position sensing, and edge detection in automation.

Key Features

  • Slotted through-beam design with integrated 5mm fixed gap for precise alignment
  • GaAs (Gallium Arsenide) infrared light source for stable, long-life operation
  • Compact, single-body construction for easy installation in tight spaces
  • Ideal for object detection, edge sensing, and position verification of small parts
  • Connector mounting type for simplified wiring and maintenance

Precision Slotted Through-Beam Sensor for High-Accuracy Detection

The Omron EE-SX677-WR is a compact, high-precision slotted optical sensor designed for reliable through-beam detection in a fixed 5mm gap. Utilizing a Gallium Arsenide (GaAs) infrared light source, this sensor provides stable and accurate object detection, position sensing, and edge detection for small parts, PCBs, and automated assembly equipment. Its slotted design houses both the emitter and receiver in a single U-shaped unit, ensuring perfect optical alignment and immunity to misalignment issues common in separate emitter/receiver setups. The EE-SX677-WR features connector mounting for easy installation and maintenance, making it ideal for space-constrained applications in electronics manufacturing, packaging machinery, and automated test systems. With its fast response time and consistent performance, this sensor ensures reliable operation in counting, sorting, and precision control tasks.

Technical Specifications

Sensing Method Slotted Through-beam
Slot Gap (Sensing Distance) 5 mm
Light Source GaAs Infrared LED
Output Configuration Phototransistor
Mounting Type Connector Mount
Response Speed High-speed (suitable for fast-moving objects)
Primary Applications Object detection, position sensing, edge detection, counting