Inductive proximity sensor PSN40-20DN in a square housing with a 20 mm operating zone. The sensor supplied with 12 to 24VDC voltage (10-30VDC allowable voltage) only consumes 10mA of current.
The sensor is made as normally open, with an open NPN collector output. In the given range of 20 mm Ä?10%, the sensor detects a steel object with a size of 60x60x1mm. The sensor hysteresis is up to 10% of the detection range. The maximum load current is 200mA. The frequency of the sensor's work is 100 Hz.
The sensor has a detection indicator (red LED), protection against voltage increase. The sensor has an IP67 degree of protection and is designed to work in temperatures between -25 ° C and + 70 ° C. The sensor weighs approximately 185g and is supplied with the mounting bracket.
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