SICKIME08-04NPSZW2SS50Inductive Threaded Barrel Proximity Sensor, M8, 4 mm Detection, PNP NO, 10 → 30 V dc
SICK IME Series Proximity Sensor, 4mm Detection Range, PNP Output Type - IME08-04NPSZW2SS50
This proximity sensor is an inductive device designed for precise position detection in industrial applications. Featuring a robust M8 threaded barrel design, it measures just 52mm in length and is constructed with a brass, nickel-plated housing, ensuring durability and resistance to environmental factors. Its 4mm detection range, with a non-flush mounting type, makes it ideal for proximity sensing in various applications while maintaining an IP67 rating for enhanced protection against dust and moisture.
Features & Benefits
- M8 threaded design enables easy installation in tight spaces
- Inductive technology provides non-contact sensing for reliability
- PNP output function allows for straightforward integration with control systems
- Wide supply voltage range of 10 to 30V DC accommodates various setups
- Short-circuit overload protection enhances safety during operation
- Reverse polarity protection prevents damage from incorrect wiring
Applications
- Used for automated machinery to detect object presence
- Applicable in assembly lines for position verification
- Suitable for packaging machines requiring accurate measurements
- Designed for use in harsh environments due to its IP67 rating
What is the maximum frequency at which it can switch?
It can switch at a maximum frequency of 4 kHz, facilitating rapid detection and response in high-speed applications.
What temperature range can be accommodated for operation?
The operational temperature range is from -30°C to +75°C, allowing functionality in extreme environmental conditions.
How does the PNP output benefit integration with systems?
The PNP output offers compatibility with most industrial control systems, facilitating seamless integration and reliable performance.
What type of protection is offered for short circuits?
It features built-in short-circuit overload protection, which safeguards the sensor from damage during excess current situations.
What materials are used in the housing, and why are they significant?
The sensor housing is made from brass with a nickel plating, providing excellent strength and resistance to corrosion, which is crucial for longevity in industrial settings.
















