IFM Electronic IFT245
IF Inductive Sensors
Inductive sensor, Metal thread, M12 x 1, DC PNP, Full metal housing, Increased sensing range, Gold-plated contacts, Connector, Increased sensing range, Gold-plated contacts, Sensing range 6 mm [nf]
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IFT245
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Inductive sensor ift245 M12×70 non-swiveling, S response 6 mm, PNP (3-wire) output, power 10...36 VDC, IP69K, M12 connector, full metal, hygienic applications.
The IFM IFT245 inductive sensor is a reliable and easy-to-install device designed for non-contact detection of metal objects. The sensing distance is 6 mm. Supports connection via M12 connector. Electrical version of the output - PNP. Output signal function - NO.
Features:
- Resistant to rapid temperature changes even with frequent temperature fluctuations
- Operating distance: 6 mm
- Mounting type: Flush mounting
- Output type: 3-wire. PNP, normally open
- Operating voltage: 10...36 V DC
- Voltage drop: <2.5 V
- Rated current: 100 mA
- Switching frequency: 500 Hz
- Rugged, all-metal stainless steel housing for food and beverage applications
- Resistant to high pressure cleaning with aggressive detergents
- Long sensing distance for uninterrupted operation
- Wide temperature operating range
Specifications:
| Electrical design: | DC PNP |
| Connection: | M12 connector |
| Sensing range: | 6 mm |
| Ambient temperature: | 0...100 °C |
| Output function: | normally open |
| Protection: | IP 65 / IP 67 / IP 68 / IP 69K |
| SKU | WG0I2FG936JQBO |
| Current rating: | 100 mA |
| Housing materials: | housing: stainless steel 316L / 1.4404, active face: stainless steel 316L / 1.4404, lock nuts: stainless steel 316L / 1.4404, connector housing: PEI |
| Operating voltage: | 10...36 V DC |
| Switching frequency: | 500 Hz |
| Mounting: | non-flush mountable |
| Output status indication: | LED yellow (4 x 90°) |
| Shortcode: | IFK3006-BPKG/AM/P/US-104-DPS |
| Product Name: | IFT245 |
| Length: | 70 mm |
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