Autonics is a leading global provider of industrial automation solutions, producing sensors, controllers, motion devices, and safety systems for smart factories.
Autonics is a globally trusted provider of industrial automation solutions headquartered in South Korea. With a mission to advance the development of smart factories, Autonics develops and manufactures a comprehensive range of automation products that are marketed worldwide. Their extensive portfolio includes high-precision sensors (inductive, photoelectric, ultrasonic), industrial controllers (temperature, counters, timers), motion devices, control switches, and laser marking systems.
Known for reliability and innovation, Autonics products are essential components in various engineering and manufacturing sectors, helping to enhance efficiency and safety. The company also offers DAQMaster, a comprehensive device management software for configuring and monitoring their devices. Autonics maintains a strong global support network to assist engineers and facility managers with technical integration and maintenance.
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DAQMaster is a comprehensive device management software from Autonics used to configure parameters, monitor real-time data, and store data logs for supported communication devices.
User manuals, instruction guides, and technical data sheets are available on the specific product pages of the Autonics website or in our manual repository.
Wiring depends on whether the sensor is NPN or PNP type. Refer to the connection diagram provided in the instruction manual or printed on the unit's label.
When using units with machinery that may cause serious injury (e.g., medical equipment, combustion apparatus), a fail-safe device must be installed. Always observe rated specifications and avoid high humidity environments.
The model number indicates key specifications such as size, sensing distance, voltage, and output type. A breakdown of the ordering information code is typically found in the product catalog or manual.