ifm electronic Inductive Rectangular Proximity Sensor, 10 mm Detection, PNP/NPN NO, 10 → 36 V dc

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RS Stock No.:
185-595
Mfr. Part No.:
IO5017
Brand:
ifm electronic
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Brand

ifm electronic

Sensor Technology

Inductive

Detection Range

10 mm

Body Style

Rectangular

Digital Switching Output Type

PNP/NPN

Output Function

NO

Cable Length

800mm

Connection Type

M12

Supply Voltage

10 → 36 V dc

Length

26mm

IP Rating

IP67

Mounting Type

Flush

Switching Current

100 mA

Shielding

Shielded

Series

IO

Switching Frequency

250 Hz

COO (Country of Origin):
RO
The ifm electronic inductive sensor excels in providing reliable and precise detection across various environments with a sensing range of up to 10 mm. Its robust rectangular housing, coupled with IP67 protection, ensures durability for both indoor and outdoor applications. The sensor features wide operating voltage compatibility and includes reverse polarity and short-circuit protections, making it a dependable choice for efficient process automation in industrial settings.

For use where space is restricted
Snap-fit mounting for fast installation
Three positions of the sensing face selectable
Resistant to oils and coolants
Two-wire technology

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