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DDA-Y / DDB-Y Series
Industrial Laser Distance Sensor

High-precision IP67 laser ranging sensor up to 100 meters, featuring RS485 / RS232 communication, analog output, a 128×32 dot-matrix display and Modbus RTU protocol. Designed for demanding industrial automation environments.

DAIDISIKE Laser Distance Sensor

1. Key Parameters

Measuring Range

0.2 – 100 m (model dependent)

Accuracy

±(2 mm + 0.01% of distance)

Laser Class

Class II, 660 ±15 nm, ≤1 mW

Ingress Protection

IP67

Response Frequency

1–40 Hz (5 speed grades)

Output Types

Dual switch + Analog (DDB-Y) + RS485/RS232

2. Detailed Specifications

CategoryDDA-Y SeriesDDB-Y Series
Measurement Performance
ModelsDDA-Y10 / Y20 / Y30 / Y50 / Y100DDB-Y10 / Y20 / Y30 / Y50 / Y100
Range0.2–10/20/30/50/100 mSame as DDA-Y
Accuracy±(2 mm + 0.01% of distance)
Resolution1 mm
Laser Wavelength660 nm ±15 nm
Electrical Characteristics
Power SupplyDC 15–30 V
Power Consumption< 3.0 W
Switch Outputs2×NPN/PNP, ≤36V / 0.5A
Analog Output0–5V / 0–10V / 4–20mA, etc.
Communication & Environment
InterfaceRS232 / RS485 (menu-selectable)
ProtocolModbus RTU
Operating Temp.–10°C to +50°C
Protection RatingIP67
Housing MaterialDie-cast zinc alloy

3. Wiring Diagram

Wiring Diagram

Menu-selectable RS485/RS232, M12 8-pin connector with power, communication, switch, and analog signal pins.

4. Mechanical Dimensions

Mechanical Dimensions

Dimensions: 88.45 × 40 × 59.3 mm (with mounting bracket), M12 connector, standard industrial mounting holes.

5. Additional Resources

OLED Display

OLED User Interface

128×32 dot-matrix display with 4-button on-site configuration

Application Example

Typical Applications

Level, positioning, and thickness measurement in industrial settings

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Full Datasheet

Includes parameters, wiring, dimensions, and Modbus protocol

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the measuring range and accuracy of the DDA-Y / DDB-Y laser distance sensor?

The series covers 0.2 m up to 100 m depending on the model (Y10 / Y20 / Y30 / Y50 / Y100), with an accuracy of ±(2 mm + 0.01% of distance) and 1 mm resolution. The 660 nm visible red laser makes alignment easy, so it suits level, positioning and thickness measurement across short and long industrial spans.

What is the difference between the DDA-Y and DDB-Y models?

Both share the same ranging engine, IP67 housing and RS485/RS232 interface. The DDA-Y provides dual NPN/PNP switch outputs only, while the DDB-Y adds a configurable analog output (0–5 V, 0–10 V or 4–20 mA) for continuous level or position feedback into a PLC or controller. Choose DDB-Y when you need an analog signal.

Does the sensor support Modbus RTU and how do I wire RS485 or RS232?

Yes. The interface is switched between RS485 and RS232 in the on-device setup menu (Communication Settings → Port) and speaks Modbus RTU, so it drops into existing PLC, HMI and SCADA networks. Wiring uses an M12 8-pin connector carrying DC 15–30 V power, communication lines, two switch outputs and (on DDB-Y) the analog signal. RS485 is preferred for long multi-drop runs — up to 64 units share one bus with station addresses 1–64.

Is the DDA-Y / DDB-Y laser sensor safe and rated for harsh environments?

The laser is a Class II visible red laser, 660 nm ±15 nm at ≤1 mW output power; as with any laser product, do not stare directly into the beam. The die-cast zinc alloy body carries an IP67 ingress rating for dust and washdown, and it operates from –10 °C to +50 °C (storage –20 °C to +60 °C, 20–85% RH), making it suitable for dusty, damp or vibrating factory environments. Built-in thermal protection stops measurement above 70 °C body temperature and resumes below 70 °C.

Can this laser distance sensor replace an imported brand for industrial level or position measurement?

In most cases yes. With a 0.2–100 m range, ±(2 mm + 0.01%) accuracy, RS485/RS232 Modbus RTU, dual switch and analog outputs and an IP67 M12 connection, the DDA-Y / DDB-Y matches the form and signal interface of common imported laser ranging sensors. Match the range model, output type and connector to the unit being replaced.

Specs reviewed by Engineer Cai, Senior Application Engineer. See certificates.

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