wenglor Laser Distance Sensor with Display

Description

The wenglor X1TA101MHV80 is a high-performance transit time sensor designed for accurate distance measurement over very long ranges. Featuring a robust die-cast zinc housing and an intuitive graphic display for easy setup, this sensor provides reliable performance in harsh industrial environments. Its combination of digital and analog outputs offers excellent flexibility for integration into various control systems.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: wenglor
• Model: X1TA101MHV80
• Type: Laser Distance Sensor
• Supply Voltage: 18...30 V DC
• Measuring Range: 0.2 to 100.2 m
• Switching Output: PNP/NPN (200 mA), Push-Pull, NO/NC configurable
• Analog Output: 0...10V and 4...20mA
• Light Source: Laser (Red), Class 1
• Connection: M12 x 1, 8-pin connector
• Protection Class: IP67

Label Info

• Model: X1TA101MHV80
• Laser Class: 1 (EN60825-1:2007)
• Certifications: CE, cULus Listed

Application

This sensor is ideal for applications requiring precise long-range distance measurement, such as crane positioning, level monitoring in large silos, collision avoidance for overhead transport systems, and dimensional checks on large objects.

Country of Origin

Made in Germany.

CO2 Impact

By purchasing this pre-owned component instead of a new one, you contribute to the circular economy and avoid the emission of approximately 14 kg of CO2, a significant saving for our planet.

Availability

This item is a tested, used product in excellent condition. It is available for immediate dispatch. Order now from PLC2Day for expert support and fast delivery.

FAQ

The PNP/NPN outputs are digital (on/off) switching outputs used for presence/absence detection or to trigger an event when an object reaches a set distance. The analog outputs (0-10V or 4-20mA) provide a variable signal that is proportional to the measured distance, allowing for precise position tracking.

Configuration is performed using the integrated buttons and the graphic display on the sensor. The menu allows you to set the switching points for the digital outputs, scale the analog output range, and adjust other parameters like filtering and response time.

Yes, a Class 1 laser is considered eye-safe under all reasonably foreseeable conditions of operation. It does not require special safety precautions or protective eyewear, making it easy and safe to integrate into machinery and workspaces.

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Last Update: Friday, March 13, 2026