Automationdirect.com Inc.

09/02/2026 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 09/02/2026 06:52

Leuze Large Rectangular Photoelectric Sensors

September 2nd, 2026 - AutomationDirect has added Leuze 49C series large rectangular photoelectric sensors that are designed for reliable object detection in harsh conditions with detection ranges up to 120m. This series is available in diffuse with background suppression, polarized retroreflective, and through-beam configurations, and delivers robust performance with optimized geometry, clearly visible status indicators, and straightforward alignment and wiring. Their IP67 rating and options such as integrated optics heating make them ideal for outdoor or condensation-prone environments. With complete overload protection, 49C sensors offer AC or DC operating voltages, M12 quick-disconnect terminations (cable sold separately) for quick and easy connections, as well as pigtail and terminal block models.

About AutomationDirect:

In business since 1994, AutomationDirect is a distributor offering thousands of industrial automation products for electrical control systems, including PLCs, operator interfaces, AC drives, motors, stepper systems, sensors, motor controls, enclosures and more. Their prices are typically well below the list price of more traditional automation companies because of their business model and focus on efficiency, and the majority of their products are stocked for fast shipping. Plus, get free two-day delivery on orders over $49; some limitations apply. For more information and the most current pricing on products contact them at 800-633-0405 or visit https://www.automationdirect.com/

Editorial Contact: Tina Gable
Phone: 678-455-1845
Email: [email protected]
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