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Schneider Electric XUB0BNSNL2 — Photoelectric Sensors

Telemecanique XUB0BNSNL2 18mm NPN Photoelectric Sensor, 2ms,

MPNXUB0BNSNL2

Telemecanique XUB0BNSNL2, 18mm tubular background rejection photoelectric sensor, NPN, NO/NC, 12-24 VDC, 2m PVR cable, IP67 metal body.

$39.37Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
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Specifications

XUB0BNSNL2 — Identification
ParameterValue
ModelXUB
XUB0BNSNL2 — Sensing
ParameterValue
Sensing distance30 CM (DIFFUSE), 12 CM (DIFFUSE WITH BACKGROUND SUPPRESSION), 2 M (POLARIZED RETROREFLECTIVE), 15 M (THROUGH BEAM)
Response time2 MILLISECOND (ON/OFF)
XUB0BNSNL2 — Electrical
ParameterValue
Operating voltage range12 TO 24 VDC
XUB0BNSNL2 — Connection
ParameterValue
Connection type2 M PVR CABLE
XUB0BNSNL2 — Environmental
ParameterValue
EnclosureNEMA 4X/12, IP67
XUB0BNSNL2 — Mechanical
ParameterValue
MaterialMETAL

Product details

The XUB0BNSNL2 is a Square D / Telemecanique XUB-series 18mm metal-bodied photoelectric sensor with an NPN output. It's built for the grease and spray of a real route — nickel-plated brass body, NEMA 4X/12, IP67, 12-24 VDC, 2ms on/off. The 2m PVR cable keeps the connection sealed, and the lens is PMMA. It's rated for diffuse sensing to 30cm, diffuse with background suppression to 12cm, polarized retroreflective to 2m, and through-beam to 15m. Output is NO/NC configurable NPN, 100 mA max load, 250 Hz switching. That's stout enough for counting or position sensing on a packaging line or conveyor, but it's not a high-speed sensor — the 2ms response limits it to parts moving at moderate line speeds. Operating temperature range is -13 to 131 °F, so it lives inside a panel or on a machine frame without complaint. The metal barrel and IP67 rating mean I’d trust it out here in the grease on a wash-down zone.

The closest functional sibling is the XUB0BPSNL2 — same 18mm metal barrel, same cable, same sensing distances, same IP67. The only difference is output: the BPSNL2 is PNP, while this BNSNL2 is NPN. Both have 100 mA load and 250 Hz switching. If your PLC input card expects a sinking (NPN) signal, grab this one. If your input card needs sourcing (PNP), go with the BPSNL2. Same mount, same wiring colors besides the output wire function. The XUB0BNSNM12 swaps the 2m cable for an M12 4-pin connector. Mechanical fit and electrical ratings are identical — same metal barrel, same NPN output, same 12-24 VDC. The connector version saves you the pigtail if your panel uses M12 field-terminable connectors, but the cable version is simpler for a direct run to the terminal block. Choose by your preferred termination method.

Frequently asked questions

What is the closest second-source if I need a different output type?

The XUB0BPSNL2 is the PNP counterpart, identical in mechanical and sensing specs. Only the output polarity differs — plan for PLC input compatibility.

Will the XUB0BNSNL2 drop into a panel originally specified for the XUB0BPSNL2 without rewiring?

Physically it's the same 18mm barrel, same mounting thread, same IP67. The cable colors are identical for supply and ground; the output wire will be NPN sink instead of PNP source. If the PLC input card expects NPN, it's a drop-in. If the card is PNP-only, you'll need a different output type.

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XUB0BNSNL2