Telemecanique Sensors OsiSense XC Series Roller Plunger Limit Switch, 1 NO/1 NC, IP66, IP67, IP68, Zinc Alloy Housing,

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RS Stock No.:
609-6625
Mfr. Part No.:
XCMD2102C12
Brand:
Telemecanique Sensors
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Brand

Telemecanique Sensors

Product Type

Limit Switch

Actuator Type

Roller Plunger

Contact Configuration

1 NO/1 NC

IP Rating

IP66, IP67, IP68

Housing Material

Zinc Alloy

Contact Type

Snap Action

Switching Current

3A

Terminal Type

M12

Series

OsiSense XC

Minimum Operating Temperature

-25°C

Switching DC Voltage

50V dc

Switching AC Voltage

50V ac

Maximum Operating Temperature

70°C

Length

50mm

Width

30mm

Standards/Approvals

CCC, CSA, EN 60204-1, IEC 60204-1, UL

Depth

16mm

Hazardous Area Certification

NO

Mechanical Life

10000000Cycles

Operating Force

7N

Mounting Orientation

Multi Directional

Conduit Entry

M20

COO (Country of Origin):
ID

Telemecanique XCMD2102C12 Limit Switch


• Forms part of the OsiSense XC range of products

• Plug in body type

• Features a plunger head

• Comprised of a hardwearing plastic material

• The operator type is a spring return roller plunger metal

• 1NC - 1 NO contact types

• 2 poles

• Snap-action contact operation

• Minimum force for tripping is 7 N

• Dimensions – W30mm x H50mm x D16mm

Telemecanique Limit Switches


Introducing Telemecanique XCMD range of limit switches and accessories. These Telemecanique limit switches are the perfect solution for a multitude of applications including escalators, electrical assembly equipment and material handling. A limit switch is commonly made up of an actuator head, switch body and receptacle, predominantly used as part of a control system within industrial applications such as those listed before.

How does a limit switch work?


The limit switches function through a contact proximity sensor device that features an actuator that is mechanically linked to a set of output contacts. When an object comes into contact with the actuator, the device then operates the contacts to make or break the electrical connection.

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