Square Inductive Proximity Sensor, Rectangular, NPN/PNP, NO/NC

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Buy square inductive proximity sensors online. Square inductive proximity switches are non-contact sensors with a square design for easy installation. Good price proximity switch supports four output modes: NPN NO, NPN NC, PNP NO or PNP NC. The operating voltage is 10~30V, the detection distance is 5mm/8mm, and it has IP67 protection and high and low temperature resistance, suitable for detection in a variety of environments.

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Low cost square proximity switch for sale online. It is an inductive proximity sensor that comes with NPN NO, NPN NC, PNP NO, or PNP NC output modes, and IP67 protection. The square inductive proximity sensor features a durable ABS plastic shell and operates in temperatures ranging from -25℃ to 70℃.

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Model	ATO-Q17/ATO-Q18/ATO-Q18C
Installation Method	Non-flush or Flush Installation
Output Method	NPN NO, NPN NC, PNP NO or PNP NC
Detection Distance	5mm/8mm
Operating Voltage	10~30V DC
Continuous Waves	<10%
No Load Current	<10mA
Maximum Load Current	150mA
Leakage Current	<0.01mA
Voltage Drop	<1.5V
On-Off Level	1kHz
Response Time	Less Than 0.5ms
Switching Hysteresis	<15% (Sr)
Repeat Accuracy	<3.0% (Sr)
Protection Level	IP67
Operating Temperature	-25℃~70℃
Temperature Drift	<10% (Sr)
Overload Protection Point	180mA
Shell Material	ABS Plastic
Standard Wire Length	2m

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Tips: What is a square inductive proximity switch?

A square inductive proximity switch is a type of sensor used in industrial automation to detect the presence or absence of metallic objects without physical contact. This switch operates based on the principles of electromagnetic induction. The sensor typically has a square or rectangular shape and is made of a durable material suitable for industrial environments.

Inside the square inductive proximity switch, there is a coil that generates an electromagnetic field when an electrical current passes through it. When a metallic object enters the sensing range of the switch, it induces eddy currents in the metal, causing a change in the electromagnetic field. This change is detected by the sensor, triggering the switch to either open or close an electrical circuit. These switches are commonly used for tasks such as object detection, positioning, and automation in various industries due to their reliability, durability, and ability to function in harsh conditions.

In this video, ATO will show you the differences between inductive and magnetic types.