I6-N inductive sensor

The inductive proximity sensor works by changing its electromagnetic field in response to the approach of a metal object. This type of sensor is a simple solution for most applications requiring accurate, non-contact detection of metal objects in machines or automatic equipment. Termipol's sensors that meet the high requirements of automation and process control are covered by warranty and service care.

More information and advice on proximity sensors available in our blog: Proximity sensors - types, principle of operation. How do they work?

Application

The sensors are used in:

• mechanical devices,
• metal industry,
• food industry,
• industrial automation,

Position signaling Proximity inductive sensors are automation components that respond to the introduction of metal into their operating zone. They are commonly used in industrial automation systems to precisely determine the position of moving parts of machinery and equipment, and are characterized by high reliability of operation, repeatability and reliability in harsh environmental conditions such as excessive dust, humidity, etc.

Motion detection Inductive motion sensors monitor rotary or linear motion, signaling a decrease in rotation or cessation of motion. They are equipped with an output to enable an external meter such as a CA4 or CI8 pulse counter .The sensor has an LED indication for easy positioning in the operating zone. Motion sensors are particularly useful for controlling transport on production lines, drive systems, fans, motors, etc.