Inductive proximity sensors allow non-contact detection of objects, are used when the target is metal. These are the most widely used switches in industry including manufacturing, robotics, semiconductor, etc. Inductive sensors detect metallic objects, Magnetic proximity switches detect magnet or ferrous.
As the target enters the sensing range of the sensor, the energy required becomes too great for the oscillator, and it stops. The detection circuit senses this and signals the switch to change state. After the metal target leaves the sensing range, the oscillator resumes functioning, and the switch returns to its normal state (either Normally Open or Normally Closed).
Features
Adjustable in conjunction with Magnet
Move to target via lock nuts and through chassis mounting
Sealed via potting
Shunt or direct magnet operation
Multiple Mode of Operation
Threaded Barrel Mounted
Normally Open
Stainless Steel Material Housing
Overall length 35mm Threaded Area
Fitted with 2 lock nuts
Typical Applications:Door Interlocks, Hook Switches, Security Systems, Safety Interlocks, Position Indication.
Technical Details
Specifications
Mounting: Threaded with two nut
Material: Stainless Steel SUS304
Contact Form: Form A - SPST
Contact Material: Ruthenium
Maximum Switching Volts: 250 V ac or 200V dc
Maximum Switching Current: 1.0 A
Electrical Switching: SPST Normally Open
Maximum Power: 15 Watts
Housing Temperature Range: 130 C
Housing Material: SUS304
Connection Type: Stripped Cables
Cable Type: 2 x 24AWG, UL2464 wire length 0.5M
Operating Temperature: 120 C
Actuation Method: Proximity
Mounting Shock: 50g for 11ms duration
Mounting Vibration: 35g up to 500Hz
Operate Distance: 4mm
Magnetic Approach: End Operate
Detailed Photos
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