Overview
The General Electric 3S7505SS520B6 photoelectric sensor is part of GE’s MOD-U-RAY series, engineered for dependable object detection in manufacturing and automation environments. This sensor uses light-beam technology to detect the presence or absence of objects passing through its detection zone, making it essential for motion control, part counting, and position sensing applications.
Key Features
- Photoelectric detection with reliable light-beam technology
- Designed for industrial automation and manufacturing applications
- Part of General Electric’s established MOD-U-RAY sensor line
- Suitable for presence/absence and position-sensing tasks
- Durable construction for factory floor environments
Technical Specifications
For detailed electrical specifications (operating voltage, output type, detection range, and wiring configuration), contact our technical team or consult the original GE documentation for this specific model variant. Specifications vary by configuration code within the 3S7505 series.
Typical Applications
- Manufacturing and assembly line automation
- Object presence detection and part counting
- Position sensing and control
- Packaging and material handling systems
- Quality control and inspection stations
Compatibility & Replacements
Compatible With
- General Electric industrial control systems and PLCs
- Standard 24 VDC and 120 VAC control circuits (verify voltage rating for your configuration)
- Mechanical mounting brackets and sensor enclosures
- Standard industrial automation platforms requiring photoelectric detection
Replaces / Drop-In Replacement For
The 3S7505SS520B6 is part of the GE 3S7505 MOD-U-RAY photoelectric sensor family. Related variants in this series include models with different output types and sensing modes (such as 3S7505SC501A6 and 3S7505PS510E6). To confirm if this unit is a direct replacement for your application, verify compatibility with your system integrator before ordering.
Works With
- General Electric automation controllers and legacy PLC systems
- Standard relay logic and hardwired control circuits
- Mechanical automation equipment from the same era
- Industrial 24 VDC and 120 VAC power supplies
