Norgren Reed Reed Switch, IP66, 10 → 240V ac, NO Operation, QM/34, with LED indicator

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RS Stock No.:
218-0742
Mfr. Part No.:
QM/34/S/5
Brand:
Norgren
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Brand

Norgren

Type

Reed

Supply Voltage

10 → 240V ac

Manufacturer Series

QM/34

LED Indicator

Yes

Operation

NO

Compatible With

M/900, M/1004, RA/8000

IP Rating

IP66

Minimum Operating Temperature

-20°C

Maximum Operating Temperature

+80°C

COO (Country of Origin):
PL

IMI Norgren Reed Switch, 500mA Switching Current Maximum, 240V AC/DC Switching Voltage Maximum - QM/34 Series - QM/34/S/5


Need a streamlined sensor that packs a punch? Use this reed switch from IMI Norgren with your pneumatic piston cylinders. It only consumes a maximum of 25W during operation, so you can count on energy efficiency. The device's yellow LED lets you clearly see its status, making checks and maintenance a breeze. With a 50g shock resistance, this reed switch is a rock-solid choice that withstands wear and tear. An IP66 rating means it's both dust-tight and waterproof, so you can confidently use it in harsh industrial settings.

Features & Benefits


• Wide operating temperature range between -20 and + 80°C means it's suitable for demanding environments
• 5m length gives an extended reach to support larger setups
• Lightning-fast 2ms response time to suit automated systems

Applications


• Automotive industry
• Medical equipment
• Automated systems

What piston cylinders can I use with this switch?


This product goes hand-in-hand with any of IMI Norgren's magnetic piston cylinders (such as 510-8957), making it a versatile solution.

How does this device work?


Switches like this work using a magnetic field to open or close an electrical circuit. When activated, the reeds inside are drawn together to complete the connection and start your system.

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