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DDK Series Laser Distance Sensor
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1. Key Parameters

Measurement Range

0.1 – 50 m (model dependent)

Resolution

1 mm

Accuracy

±(2 mm + 0.01% of distance)

Laser Class

Class II, 655 ±10 nm, <1 mW

Output Types

NPN/PNP + Analog + RS485

Protection

IP67, aluminum housing

2. Detailed Specifications

Measurement Range0.1–1m / 2m / 5m / 10m / 20m / 50m
Resolution1 mm
Measurement Error±(2mm + d×0.01%) ★
Laser TypeClass II Red Semiconductor Laser, 655±10nm, <1mW
Power SupplyDC 12–24V ±10% (Ripple ≤10%)
Current Consumption≤50mA @24V
Digital OutputNPN / PNP open collector, max 50mA, ≤30V
Analog Output0–5V (alarm: 5.2V) or 4–20mA (alarm: 0mA)
RS485Modbus RTU, 9600–256000 bps, address 1-255
Response Time50–200 ms
Short-circuit ProtectionAuto-recovery type
Ingress ProtectionIP67
Operating Temperature−10°C to +45°C (no condensation or icing)
Storage Temperature−20°C to +60°C
Operating Humidity35%–85% RH
Housing MaterialAluminum
Cable2m, 8-core composite cable
WeightApprox. 150g

★ Error may increase in strong sunlight, low-reflectivity targets, or extreme temperature fluctuations. Use a reflector for optimal performance.

3. Wiring Diagrams

DDK NPN + Analog + RS485 Wiring Diagram

NPN + Analog (4-20mA) + RS485 Wiring

DDK PNP + Analog + RS485 Wiring Diagram

PNP + Analog (0-5V) + RS485 Wiring

4. Mechanical Dimensions

DDK Sensor Dimension Drawing

Dimensions: Compact aluminum housing with M12-style mounting

5. More Resources & Applications

DDK Application Example

Typical Use Cases

AGV navigation, level monitoring, robotics positioning

DDK Model Selection

Model Selection

NPN/PNP + Analog + RS485 variants for all ranges

DDK laser distance sensor installed in an industrial field environment

Field Installation

Robust performance in dusty, wet environments

DDK Full Application View

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the measurement range and accuracy of the DDK laser distance sensor?

The DDK Series measures non-contact from 0.1 m up to 50 m depending on the model (0.1–1 m, 2 m, 5 m, 10 m, 20 m or 50 m). Resolution is 1 mm and accuracy is ±(2 mm + 0.01% of distance). Strong sunlight, low-reflectivity targets or large temperature swings can increase error, so a reflector is recommended for the longest ranges.

How does phase-shift laser ranging differ from time-of-flight?

Phase-shift measurement, used by the DDK Series, modulates a continuous Class II red laser beam and compares the phase of the returned signal to derive distance. It delivers high 1 mm resolution at short to medium range, which is why the DDK suits precise level monitoring and positioning rather than the very long outdoor ranges typical of pure time-of-flight LiDAR.

What output options does the DDK sensor support for PLC integration?

Each unit provides NPN or PNP open-collector digital output (max 50 mA, ≤30 V), an analog output of 0–5 V or 4–20 mA with a dedicated alarm level, and RS485 Modbus RTU (9600–256000 bps, address 1–255). This lets you wire it to almost any PLC, HMI or controller and read live distance values over the bus.

Is the DDK laser sensor suitable for outdoor or harsh environments?

Yes. The DDK has an IP67-rated aluminum housing with auto-recovery short-circuit protection, an operating range of −10 °C to +45 °C (no condensation or icing), storage from −20 °C to +60 °C and 35–85% RH working humidity. It performs reliably in dusty and wet conditions, making it suitable for AGV navigation, tank and silo level monitoring, and robotics positioning.

What power supply and wiring does the DDK sensor need?

It runs on DC 12–24 V (±10%, ripple ≤10%) and draws ≤50 mA at 24 V. Connection is via a 2 m, 8-core composite cable. Two reference wiring diagrams are supplied: NPN + 4–20 mA analog + RS485, and PNP + 0–5 V analog + RS485. Keep the cable routed away from high-voltage or power lines to minimize electrical noise on the analog and RS485 lines.

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

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