IFM E20988 is a reflector designed for retro-reflective sensor applications. Its TS-50X10 configuration provides a defined reflective target for compatible optical sensing systems. The reflector helps establish reliable signal return between the sensor and target. Its compact construction supports integration into industrial machinery. It is suitable for object detection, counting and automation applications.
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E20988 provides a dedicated reflective surface for compatible retro-reflective sensors. The reflector returns the emitted optical signal toward the sensor. This creates a defined sensing arrangement for object detection applications. The compact reflector can be positioned at the required detection point. It supports reliable operation when correctly aligned.
The TS-50X10 configuration provides a defined reflector format for industrial applications. Its compact size makes it suitable for machine structures and conveyor systems. Correct reflector alignment helps maintain stable detection performance. The accessory supports straightforward installation and replacement. It is suitable for production automation and inspection systems.
Designed for retro-reflective sensors
TS-50X10 configuration
Defined reflective target
Compact industrial design
Supports reliable optical detection
Suitable for machine automation
Retro-reflective sensing
Object detection
Conveyor automation
Product counting
Packaging machinery
Industrial inspection
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | IFM |
| Model | E20988 |
| Product Type | Reflector |
| Designation | REFLECTOR TS-50X10 |
| Reflector Type | Retro-reflective |
| Reflector Size | 50 × 10 mm |
| Compatible Equipment | Compatible IFM sensors |
| Function | Optical reflection |
| Product Category | Automation and Controls |
| Construction | Reflective accessory |
| Pack Quantity | 1 pc |
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