SICK Cylindrical Magnetic Proximity Sensor, 200mA

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RS Stock No.:
285-4157
Mfr. Part No.:
MM18-00APS-ZCK
Brand:
SICK
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Brand

SICK

Switch Shape

Cylindrical

Output Type

PNP

Terminal Type

Threaded Connector

Maximum Current

200mA

Maximum DC Voltage

30V dc

Switching Frequency

5000Hz

Length

60mm

Minimum Operating Temperature

-40°C

Dimensions

60 x 18mm

Maximum Operating Temperature

+75°C

Width

18mm

COO (Country of Origin):
HU

Overview


MM magnetic proximity sensors provide long sensing ranges that can reliably detect magnetic objects. Magnetic proximity sensors are resistant to dust, heat, vibrations and other harsh environments.

The MM magnetic sensors are enclosed in a cylindrical housing and are available in sizes MM08, MM12 and MM18.

At a glance


Types: M8 to M18
Sensing range: up to 120 mm
Electrical configuration: DC 3-wire
Enclosure rating: IP 67
Temperature range: –25 °C to +75 °C
Nickel-plated brass housing

plastic sensing face
Reliable detection of permanent magnets through non-ferromagnetic materials such as stainless steel, aluminium, plastic or wood
Solves high-temperature applications by installing the permanent magnet in the high-temperature area and the sensor behind an insulated area

Your Benefit


Non-contact operation eliminates interference from dirt, dust and vibrations, increasing sensor life and reducing maintenance costs
Space-saving installation due to small design
Large operating ranges with reliable switching increase throughput
Non-contact, universal detection through several substances, including plastic containers and pipes protective PTFE walls and non-magnetic metal walls

Applications


Logistics automation
Building management: Door leaf detection on elevator doors
Building management: Zone detection in elevator shafts
Building management: Position determination on a revolving door
Building management: Door leaf detection on automatic sl

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