Norgren Reed Reed Switch, IP66, 10 → 240V ac/dc, NO Operation, QM/32, with LED indicator

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RS Stock No.:
218-0730
Mfr. Part No.:
QM/32/5
Brand:
Norgren
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Brand

Norgren

Type

Reed

Supply Voltage

10 → 240V ac/dc

Manufacturer Series

QM/32

LED Indicator

Yes

Operation

NO

Compatible With

M/900, M/1000, RA/8000

IP Rating

IP66

Minimum Operating Temperature

-20°C

Maximum Operating Temperature

+80°C

COO (Country of Origin):
PL

IMI Norgren Reed Contact Switch, 10 to 240V AC/DC, 50W Maximum - QM/32 Series - QM/32/5


Ensure your industrial processes run smoothly by installing this reed contact switch from IMI Norgren. It uses the magnetic fields of pneumatic cylinders and actuators to open and close its contacts, which switches operations on or off. With a rapid response time of 3ms, it can effectively stop and start repeated processes like those found on automated packaging and assembly lines. An LED (light-emitting diode) shows you whether an application is active or not for quick and easy fault detection that prevents unnecessary downtime.

Features & Benefits


• Broad operating temperature range of -20°C to +80°C for safe use in tough industrial conditions
• IP66 (ingress protection) rating indicates the unit is completely sealed against dust and water jets from all directions
• 5m cable allows for easy reach without the need to rearrange equipment

Applications


• Seat actuation in aerospace crafts
• Automatic doors in commercial buildings

Does a reed switch need power?


No. A reed switch doesn't need power to work. It's a passive device that uses magnetised fields to switch on and off.

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