Norgren NO Reed Pneumatic Cylinder & Actuator Switch, M/50/LSU Series, 10 → 60V ac/dc, with LED indicator

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RS Stock No.:
218-0617
Mfr. Part No.:
M/50/LSU/CP
Brand:
Norgren
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Brand

Norgren

Manufacturer Series

M/50/LSU

Type

Reed

Voltage Rating

10 → 60V ac/dc

Operation

NO

Compatible With

KA/8000/M, RA/8000/M

LED Indicator

Yes

IP Rating

IP66

Minimum Operating Temperature

-20°C

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
PL

IMI Norgren Reed Pneumatic Cylinder and Actuator Switch, 10 to 240V AC, 10W - M/50/LSU Series - M/50/LSU/CP


Be sure of efficient industrial operation by installing this IMI Norgren reed switch for cylinders and actuators. The NO (normally open) contacts close when the magnetic pistons move, this lets electricity flow and stops or starts motion to operate your equipment. An IP66 (ingress protection) rating means the unit is completely protected from dust and water jets so you can confidently use it with heavy-duty applications. Thanks to a simple plug-in connector, installation is quick and easy.

Features & Benefits


• Impact resistance prevents damage and saves repair and maintenance leading to unnecessary production downtimes
• Operating temperatures between -25°C and +80°C for use in tough indoor and outdoor conditions
• Plastic housing and cable sheath protects the wires and internal components against corrosives for durability

Applications


• Aeroplane doors and seats
• Dentistry chairs
• Automated conveyor belts

How does a reed switch work?


A reed switch is activated by magnetism. A permanent magnet – such as the magnetised piston rod in a cylinder or current passing through an electromagnetic coil – is the actuation force that either turns the switch on or off.

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