OMRON E3F-R2Z2 Photoelectric Sensor Switch, AC Switching 6…264 VAC, max. 5…200 mA.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | E3F-R2Z2 |
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Condition | Used |
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Shelf no. | 210210 |
| Residual voltage | 5 V at 200 mA |
| Switching capacity | 6 … 264 VAC, max. 5 … 200 mA |
The Omron E3F-R2Z2 is a photoelectric sensor that switches AC loads directly — up to 264 VAC at 200 mA. That sets it apart from the common DC-output NPN/PNP sensors on most lines. The residual voltage of 5 V at 200 mA confirms a solid-state triac-style output, which handles contactor coils or lamps without an extra relay. If you're wiring one in, treat the output like a line-voltage switch, not a DC sink.
No. The E3F2DS10C4N is a DC-powered NPN sensor (10-30 VDC) with a diffuse-reflective sensing method, while the E3F-R2Z2 has an AC output (6-264 VAC). They require different power supplies and output circuits.
It is a used unit, shelf no. 210210.
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