Human Sensor by UMA Industries is an industrial infrared sensing solution for human presence, object detection, automation sensing, safety sensing, machine control, counting and presence detection applications. This Human Sensor uses diffuse infrared sensing technology, so it can detect objects or human presence without physical contact. It is suited to practical factory environments where reliable non-contact detection is needed for conveyor lines, packing stations, material handling systems, press machines and custom electronic control applications.
Industrial use of Human Sensor in automation and detection
The Human Sensor is designed for industrial automation tasks where a compact, cylindrical sensor must detect movement, occupancy, arrival or obstruction. The sensor is available as an Infra Red IR Sensor Diffuse Scan Dia 18 mm model, with sensing distance up to 700 mm depending on object surface, installation condition and alignment. Because the sensing result depends on actual machine conditions, the final setup should always be validated on the line before full-scale use.
Typical use cases include object presence on conveyors, part arrival confirmation, counting applications, machine interlock signals, packing machine sensing and reject/good-piece detection. In control panels and custom electronics, the output can be integrated with relays, counters, PLC inputs or signal-conditioning circuits as required by the system design. This makes the Human Sensor useful both for simple detection tasks and for more structured automation logic.
Selection guidance for the right Human Sensor
When selecting a Human Sensor, the first consideration is the target being detected. Human hands, body parts, product surfaces and packaging materials may reflect infrared differently, so the installation distance, background condition, target size and surface finish all matter. If the application involves fast conveyor movement or variable part presentation, the sensing point should be confirmed on actual samples instead of relying only on nominal figures.
The sensor is available in plastic body and brass body options as per application requirement. Plastic body sensors are useful for general-purpose installations, while brass body sensors are preferred where a more rugged mechanical body is required. The right choice depends on mounting style, environment, machine vibration and the level of mechanical robustness needed around the sensor body. In quotation-stage projects, power supply, output compatibility, mounting arrangement and related accessories can be finalized to suit the actual machine.
For buyers comparing compact machine sensors, it is also useful to consider related control products such as Human Sensing Timer, Digital Counter, Counter with Timer and Reject and Good Pcs detector when the application needs timing, counting or sorting logic around the same detection point.
Human Sensor working principle and application fit
The diffuse-scan infrared sensor emits infrared light toward the sensing zone and receives reflected light from the target. When a human hand, body, product or part enters the sensing area, the reflected signal changes and the output state changes accordingly. This operating principle is simple, fast and well suited to non-contact industrial detection where mechanical switches may wear out or become unreliable in dusty or high-cycle applications.
Human Sensor is commonly used in machine control, conveyor sensing, packaging automation, access detection, process interruption detection and counting tasks. It is also useful in custom electronic designs where a compact detector must trigger an alarm, a relay, a counter or an interlock action. The sensor should be mounted firmly, aligned correctly and checked under the intended lighting and background conditions before final production use.
Applications in Faridabad and other industrial cities
Manufacturing and machine-building customers in Faridabad, Ballabgarh, Delhi NCR, Gurgaon, Noida, Ghaziabad, Bhiwadi and Neemrana commonly need compact sensors for assembly lines, press lines, packing lines and material movement stations. The this product fits these environments because it is intended for non-contact detection in busy industrial spaces where space is limited and the detection point must be repeatable. For panel builders, automation integrators and machine OEMs, the cylindrical form factor makes installation straightforward in machine-mounted or panel-mounted arrangements.
UMA Industries manufactures and supplies from Village Sunped, Ballabgarh, Faridabad, Haryana, India, and the same manufacturing origin supports industrial buyers across North India, West India, South India and East/Central India. This is especially useful for plant operators and machine builders who want a sensor source that can support selection, replacement and system integration without changing the basic application approach. this product is therefore practical for both new machine builds and retrofit work.
How to choose the correct installation and output arrangement
To choose the right this product, start with the sensing target and then check the surrounding machine layout. If the target is a hand, carton, metal part, pouch or moving tray, the reflectivity and size of the target can change the effective sensing point. Background color, nearby shiny surfaces and the angle of approach may also influence repeatability. For that reason, buyers should treat the nominal sensing distance as a starting point and confirm the final position during trial installation.
The output arrangement should match the control system. Some applications may feed directly into a counter, while others may require a relay, PLC input or signal conditioner. When preparing a quotation, it is helpful to note the power supply, output type, cable routing, mounting space and whether the sensor will be used as a stand-alone detector or as part of a larger control sequence. This reduces rework during panel assembly and helps the final machine setup perform as intended.
Operation, alignment and practical commissioning
In normal operation, the this product should be fixed securely and aimed at the actual detection zone. After mounting, verify that the sensor output changes only when the intended target enters the sensing area. If the sensor is used for counting, run a trial sequence with real production items so the count logic can be checked against the actual motion and spacing. For interlock or stop/start logic, the operator should confirm that the detection point is consistent at production speed.
Alignment is especially important in machines where the target path may shift slightly due to vibration, tray movement or operator handling. If the machine has multiple reflective surfaces nearby, adjust the sensor position to avoid unwanted reflections and false switching. A good commissioning practice is to test the sensor under the same lighting, background and line conditions that will exist during daily production. This practical validation is often more important than a bench test because the surrounding industrial environment can influence the final result.
Maintenance and calibration-style checking for reliable use
The this product does not require complicated servicing, but it does benefit from routine checking. Keep the sensor face clean, especially in areas with dust, oil mist, coolant or fine particles. Inspect the mounting hardware during preventive maintenance so vibration does not change the sensing angle over time. Also check the cable condition and connector integrity to avoid intermittent signals that can affect counters, PLC inputs or machine control logic.
Although this product is not a laboratory instrument, a calibration-style check is still useful in production. That means verifying the response point with the actual target after any major machine adjustment, tooling change or line relocation. If the machine environment changes, for example by adding a guard, reflector, tray or conveyor part, re-test the sensor before relying on the previous setting. For best results, keep a simple maintenance record showing the sensor position, wiring arrangement and tested response condition.
this product safety precautions and machine integration
For safe use, the this product should be treated as a detection component within the overall machine design. It may be used for sensing, interlock and control tasks, but critical machine safety applications require complete system design, correct wiring and fail-safe logic. Before using the sensor in a safety-sensitive circuit, test the output behavior thoroughly and confirm how the machine responds to loss of target, loss of power or wiring interruption, as applicable to the control system.
Keep the sensor wiring away from high-voltage, motor, VFD and contactor wiring wherever possible. Route cables neatly and avoid sharp bends or unnecessary tension. If the machine environment is harsh, a brass body option may be preferred for stronger mechanical protection around the sensor body. For installations involving frequent handling, panel doors or exposed mounting points, the mounting arrangement should prevent accidental impact during normal plant operation.
Factory origin, dispatch and support from UMA Industries
This this product is manufactured at UMA Industries’ unit in Village Sunped, Ballabgarh, Faridabad, Haryana, India. UMA Industries supplies and provides technical support to customers across India, including machine builders, panel manufacturers and industrial automation users. Ready-stock compact products, controllers, spares and accessories may be dispatched by air courier within 3 working days, subject to availability, payment confirmation, destination serviceability and carrier schedules. Larger or custom-configured machine items are confirmed separately according to model, capacity, packing and freight mode where applicable.
Published prices on the website are company-confirmed. Product size, capacity, internal and external dimensions, power supply, optional controls/accessories, delivery schedule and mode of transport may be finalized or changed according to customer requirements in the quotation or proforma invoice. When a project needs the this product to match a specific panel layout, machine space or interface requirement, those details should be shared during quotation so the final offer reflects the correct configuration.
Related products for detection, counting and control projects
For projects that combine detection with timing or counting, you may also review Digital Counter, Counter with Timer, Digital Length Meter and Dosing Pump Timer. These links are useful when the this product needs to work as part of a broader panel or automation sequence. In some builds, the sensor is paired with a timer, while in others it is used as a trigger for reject, count or presence confirmation logic.
Buyers who need similar machine logic can also review Human Sensing Timer and Reject and Good Pcs detector. These related products help when a single detection point must control timing, sorting, counting or sequence decisions in a production line.
Frequently asked questions about this product
Quick FAQ for buyers and panel builders
1. What is a this product used for?
It is used for human detection, object detection, machine sensing, counting and non-contact automation applications.
2. What sensing method does it use?
It uses diffuse infrared sensing, where emitted light is reflected back from the target and interpreted by the sensor output.
3. What is the sensor diameter?
The model described is Dia 18 mm, which is a compact cylindrical format suitable for machine and panel mounting.
4. What is the sensing distance?
The sensing distance is up to 700 mm, depending on object surface, installation condition, background and alignment.
5. Is it available in different body materials?
Yes. Plastic body and brass body options are available as per application requirement.
6. Can it be used in conveyors and packing machines?
Yes. It is suitable for conveyors, packing machines, press machines, material handling systems and custom control panels.
7. Can it be connected to a PLC or counter?
Yes, if the sensor output and the input requirements of the PLC, counter or controller are compatible.
8. Is it suitable for safety applications?
It can be used in sensing and control systems, but complete machine safety design, wiring and validation must be considered for critical applications.
9. Do you supply the this product across India?
Yes. UMA Industries supplies and supports customers across India from its Faridabad manufacturing base.
10. Can I finalize specifications during quotation?
Yes. Power supply, output arrangement and related accessories may be finalized according to the machine requirement during quotation.
If you need a compact industrial this product for automation, counting or presence detection, contact UMA Industries for technical selection support, quotation and application matching. The right sensor choice depends on the target, mounting and machine conditions, and UMA Industries can help you align the this product with your actual use case.
Selection Guidance for Human Sensor
Use the verified product configuration, installation conditions and required control functions when selecting Human Sensor.
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