The new optoNCDT ILR1171-125 laser distance sensor is used for distance measurements up to 270 m and is particularly impressive for outdoor measurement tasks. Thanks to the time-of-flight principle and high measuring rate of up to 40 kHz, the robust sensor achieves a high signal strength and therefore delivers stable and precise results even in fog and rain. The high temperature stability allows use at temperatures from -40 to +60 °C. Thanks to its compact dimensions, the sensor can also be integrated into confined installation spaces.

The optoNCDT ILR1171-125 laser distance sensor is designed for outdoor use. It measures 20 times faster than the previous model. The laser time-of-flight principle with infrared light and a measuring rate of up to 40 kHz enables high energy pulses to be achieved, resulting in stable measurements with very good signal quality. The sensor therefore offers high accuracy even in poor visibility conditions with fog and rain. The ambient light resistance is 50,000 lux.

A robust aluminum housing in accordance with IP67 protects the sensor, which also delivers reliable results in a temperature range of -40 to +60 °C. The extremely small design allows the sensor to be installed even where space is limited.

Areas of application include distance measurements for monitoring buildings, cranes and wind turbines. The measuring range is 125 m, an extension to 270 m is possible using a reflector.