Turck 4700520 Magnetic Inductive Proximity Sensor, Inductive Sensing Method, Reed Output, 3 to 140 VAC, 4 to 200 VDC

Magnetic inductive proximity sensors are actuated by magnetic fields and are thus capable of detecting permanent magnets through non-ferromagnetic materials (e.g. wood, plastic, non-ferrous metals, aluminum, stainless steel). Thus it is possible to achieve large switching distances even with smaller housing styles. In combination with the actuation magnet DMR31- 15-5 turck sensors feature a relatively high switching distance. Thus there are multiple detection possibilities, particularly if the mounting space is limited or other difficult sensing conditions prevail.