Magnetic proximity switch/sensor [Cold specification - usable up to -30℃]

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last updated：Mar 08, 2023

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Magnetic proximity switch/sensor capable of reliably operating the switch non-contact in extremely cold environments.

This is a magnetic proximity switch/sensor that operates properly in environments of -30℃! It can be used even in extremely cold environments such as cold storage warehouses. Additionally, it can accurately detect even if there is metal (non-magnetic) between the sensor and the magnet for detecting magnetic flux. If you want to increase the detection distance, you can easily adjust it just by increasing the size of the magnet without needing to replace the sensor. 【Key Points for Choosing This Product】 ■ Sensors can be installed in a row ■ Detection is possible even with metal between the sensor and the magnet ■ Detection distance can be easily adjusted *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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【Features】 - Can detect without mechanical contact like limit switches or micro switches, preventing damage to the detected object and sensor. - Can detect without issues even if there is metal (non-magnetic) between the detected object and the sensor. - Made of rubber-based magnets that can be easily cut with a knife and come with double-sided tape for flexible attachment. - Dedicated magnets are available to achieve detection distance. - The detection distance can be easily increased simply by enlarging the size of the magnet without replacing the sensor. - Unlike other proximity sensors, there is no oscillation circuit, allowing for sensors to be installed in close proximity. - Long lifespan due to contactless output (electrical contact). *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.