Taiss/1 Pair photoelectric Switch 0-20M Through-Beam Reflection Optical Photoelectric Beam Sensor NPN NO photoelectric Sensor Switch 6-36V Proximity Switch with Infrared Ray Beam E3F-20DNL-Z-12MM

Work great for sensing fairly precisely when an assembly part moves into proper position, so an operator can then activate the assembly machine. Easy to setup and adjust.

I’m using this across my 2-car garage to prevent closing the door on my cars. It works fine and the spot size is about 1”-1.5” at 16’. The fact that it is a laser is good since aligning with IR would be impossible. The sensor can be directly connected to a relay board and the relay will close when the beam is broken. I suggest a 12v relay and 12v for the sensor and emitter. I have only begun this project but so far it’s good.

Funciona muy bien para alarmas o cosas simples como un sensor de parqueo entre otras, en Ecuador tenemos un deporte llamado 15, muy parecido a frontball, queriamos usar este sensor para cuando toque la linea, este lo detecte pero el sensor no es lo suficientemente rapido en su respuesta haciendolo inutil en ese aspecto, ojo no digo que sea malo, solamente que para detectar objetos a gran velocidad ni al caso.

This came with brackets for easy install and adjustment. The beam is positive and very responsive to obstructions. This is every bit as good as sensors costing 4 times as much I will use it again

With a DPDT relay, red and green LED’s and some wirin, we now stop the car at exactly the same place each time we park in the garage. This may not be important to some but with our long vehicles, it is to us. They have worked flawlessly.

The receiver diameter must be bigger than 12 mm so that it may not be too difficult to maintain the alignment of the transmitter with the receiver at all times. Even at 10feet apart, a slight movement of the transmitter will cause the misalignment.

good product, shipped as promised

The one black wire is the signal wire original voltage was 10v The two blue wires are ground The two brown wires are VCC in I used a buck converter to knock 10v DC from the signal wire "the black wire" down to 3.3v for the ESP8266 web server. The voltage default on this laser was HIGH 10v, then after a knockdown with the buck converter I reduced it to 3.3v for the ESP8266, when you break the laser beam, the voltage goes to zero v, so I have the garage lights come on when the signal wire is "LOW" turn on the garage lights, via a relay.