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12mm Inductive Sensor, Two-Wire DC, NO, Integrated Connection Cable
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The product is covered by a one-year warranty.
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| Power supply: | 6-36 VDC |
| Max. Load: | 200 mA |
| Dimension: | Fi 12 mm |
| Sensor: | Dwużyłowy DC, Inductive |
| Detection range: | 0-4 mm |
| Frequency of work: | 25 Hz |
| Additional Information: | Finish: Integrated Cable |
An inductive proximity sensor works by changing its electromagnetic field in response to the approach of a metal element. This type of sensor is a simple solution for most applications requiring accurate, contactless detection of metal objects in machines or automatic devices. Termipol sensors meeting high requirements related to automation and process control are covered by warranty and service.
Inductive sensors are used in the metal, food, agricultural and a wide range of industrial automation industries.
Position Detection - Inductive proximity sensors are automation elements that react to the introduction of metal into their operating zone. They are widely used in industrial automation systems to precisely determine the position of moving machine and device parts, they are characterized by high reliability of operation, repeatability and reliability in difficult environmental conditions such as excessive dust, humidity, etc.
Motion Detection - Inductive motion sensors control rotary or linear motion, signaling a decrease in revolutions or a stop in motion. They are equipped with an output that allows an external meter, such as a CA4 or CI8 pulse counter. The sensor has an LED indication that facilitates setting in the operating zone. Motion sensors are particularly useful for transport control on production lines, drive systems, fans, motors, etc.
| For more information and advice on proximity sensors, visit our blog: Proximity Sensors - Types, Principle of Operation. How do they work? PNP and NPN Sensors. Short Description |
