Description
What it is
The aluminum mounting frame for M18 E18-D80NK and E18-D50NK sensors is a specifically designed support to house these infrared sensors. This aluminum structure offers robust protection and precise positioning for the sensors, facilitating their integration into various projects.
Features
- Ideally suited for M18 E18-D80NK and E18-D50NK sensors
- Constructed from aluminum for durability and longevity
- Houses infrared sensors such as the Sharp GP2Y0A21YK0F
What it is for
This frame is ideal for makers who wish to protect their sensors in electronic, 3D printing, or drone projects. It is compatible with Arduino and ESP for programming and activation of functions such as LED or audio reactive to user approach.
Tutorial: How to use the Aluminum Mounting Frame for M18 E18-D80NK and E18-D50NK
This aluminum frame is designed to house infrared sensors such as the Sharp GP2Y0A21YK0F and similar. It is ideal for makers who desire a robust and protective housing for their sensors.
What you need
- M18 E18-D80NK or E18-D50NK sensors
- Small scredrivers
- Power connection (3V – 5V)
- JST cable to connect the sensor
Steps
- Check that the frame is compatible with your sensor.
- Use the small scredriver to open the frame screws if necessary.
- Gently insert the sensor into the frame, respecting the position of the connections.
- Secure the sensor to the frame using the provided screws and holes.
- Connect power to the sensor via JST cable.
- Verify that the sensor works correctly before using it in a project.
Mini project
Design a small interactive installation that detects user approach and activates an LED or audio.
Common mistakes
- Do not verify sensor compatibility before installation.
- Force the sensor into the frame without considering precise dimensions.
- Omit securing the sensor with appropriate screws.
- Connect the wrong power to the sensor.
Recommended accessories
- RGB LED
- Arduino Uno R3
- Breadboard
- JST Connections
Frequently asked questions
Does the frame fit other series sensors?
Check the datasheet to ensure compatibility.
Can I paint the frame?
Yes, but make sure materials do not interfere with electronic connections.







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