Inductive proximity switches are capable of controlling contactors, relays or electronic logic switching systems. They are used as control or monitor switches on conveyor and crane systems, transfer lines and machine control systems, and to solve general automation problems.

Proximity switches are actuated by metals approaching or traveling past the active switching surface. The switches can be actuated through non-metallic substances such as glass, plastic or rubber. They are not affected by oil, water or dust.

Definitions:

The nominal switching distance refers to a switching plate of steel St37 (the size of the switching plate should be taken form the individual description). It is reduced in the case of nickel by approximately 15%, in the case of brass by approximately 45%, in the case of aluminum by approximately 50% and in the case of copper by approximately 55%.

The rear switching distance takes into account permissible manufacturing tolerances.

The effective switching distance takes into account the permissible variation over the entire temperature range as well as the manufacturing tolerances. S £ 0,81 x Sn

Reproducibility of consecutive switching cycles is determined over a period of 8 hours with a housing temperature of 15°C - 30°C and a voltage of En±5%. The variation of any two measurements will not exceed the value stated in the specification.

This is the difference between the operating point and the release point of a proximity switch.

Switching resistance to sustained short circuit are not destroyed even in the event of sustained short circuit because the output stage is disconnected electronically

Flush fitment        Non-flush fitment

Measuring plate steel St37

Standard value

General specification:

Example of order: N150-95-L83-100L=2M