Sick Light Intensity Sensors 12.5 mm, , NPN, 100 mA, 12 → 24 V dc, IP67

Luminescence sensor in a miniature housing
Static and dynamic teach-in methods in a single variant
Reliable detection even at a low level luminescence
Switching frequency: 6 kHz
Operating range: 8 ... 20 mm
IO-Link function
Compatibility with older LUT sensors thanks to cable with male connector M12

Miniature housing enables installation in small spaces
Quick and easy commissioning saves time and costs
Increased switching frequency for improved machine productivity
Enhanced, intelligent diagnostics and visualization of sensor parameters, as well as quick and easy format changes, thanks to IO-Link function

Enhanced performance for fluorescent materials: The new LUTM luminescence sensor from SICK features a novel miniature housing combined with an IO-Link function. The LUTM is ideal for all applications where fluorescent marks need to be reliably detected in confined spaces. Even when the level of luminescence is low, the LUTM detects the relevant marks using its enhanced system sensitivity. This mini luminescence sensor can be set using a straightforward teach-in method. The innovative IO-Link function enables enhanced, intelligent diagnostics and visualization of sensor parameters, as well as provide quick and easy format changes. Thanks to an increased switching frequency of up to 6 kHz, the LUTM is also suitable for high machine production capacities.

Detection of visible and invisible marks with a high level of luminescence on labels, documents, and products that illuminate under UV light.
Detection of knot holes in the wood industry
Presence monitoring for labels and package inserts in the pharmaceutical industry
Detection of invisible marks in the luxury food industry
Detection of luminescent marks for positioning labels and presence detection of labels in the packaging industry
Detection of visible and invisible marks with a high level of luminescence on labels, documents, and products that illuminate under UV light.
Detection of knot holes in the wood industry
Spliceband detection