ifm electronic Inductive Threaded Barrel Proximity Sensor, M30, 15 mm Detection, PNP NO, 10 → 30 V dc

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RS Stock No.:
184-389
Mfr. Part No.:
IIW204
Brand:
ifm electronic
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Brand

ifm electronic

Thread Size

M30

Sensor Technology

Inductive

Body Style

Threaded Barrel

Detection Range

15 mm

Digital Switching Output Type

PNP

Output Function

NO

Connection Type

M12

Supply Voltage

10 → 30 V dc

Length

45mm

IP Rating

IP65, IP66, IP67, IP68, IP69K

Mounting Type

Flush

Switching Current

100 mA

Shielding

Shielded

Series

IIW

Switching Frequency

2 kHz

COO (Country of Origin):
DE
The ifm electronic Inductive Sensor offers an innovative solution for precise detection in various applications, particularly in challenging environments such as welding. With its robust threaded housing design and impressive sensing capabilities, this device ensures reliable performance under demanding conditions. Engineered for a broad operational range, the sensor is magnetic field immune, providing dependable functionality amidst interference.

Magnetic-field immune for welding applications
Long sensing range for high uptime
Correction factor 1 with constant sensing range on all metals
Very high switching frequency

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