M12 Proximity Sensor Switch LJ12A3-4-Z/BX Detecting Distance NPN NO DC 6-36V 4mm Inductive Proximity Switch
Details
- BrandDiGiYes
- MaterialMetal
- Current Rating3E+2 Milliamps
- Maximum Supply Voltage36 Volts (DC)
- Measuring Range4mm
Description
🔧 Elevate Your Automation Game with Precision!
- ROBUST DESIGN - Crafted with a durable alloy cylindrical body for long-lasting performance.
- PRECISION DETECTION - Experience high sensitivity with a 4mm detection range for metal objects.
- USER FRIENDLY INSTALLATION - Convenient three-wire setup for quick and easy integration into your systems.
- EFFICIENT POWER CONSUMPTION - Low power usage ensures sustainability without compromising reliability.
- VERSATILE VOLTAGE COMPATIBILITY - Operates seamlessly within a DC voltage range of 6-36V.
The M12 Proximity Sensor Switch LJ12A3-4-Z/BX is a high-performance inductive sensor designed for detecting metal objects with precision. Featuring a compact design, it operates on a DC voltage range of 6-36V and offers a reliable current output of 300mA. With its robust alloy construction and efficient power consumption, this sensor is perfect for various industrial applications, ensuring long service life and stable performance.
Reviews
B**T
Works great for my 3D printer
Got this one to add auto bed leveling to a 3D printer. Works perfectly for that usage.Make sure you get the right type! PNP/NPN, NO/NC. Also check the voltage. For my application, voltage range is great (my 3D printer is 24V, some are 12V), and NPN was what I needed.As expected the measuring distance is very repetitive which is what I needed.I like the LED on the base of the unit, helps make sure everything works as expected.
A**X
Make sure you know which type you need
These sensors come in both NPN and PNP. Also they are either normally open or normally closed. Make sure you know which you need before ordering.This sensor works great. I replaced a mechanical limit switch on a CNC that occasionally would get bits of wood in it. This works and it's extremely precise. I did a test where I measured the distance (using the CNC so accurate down to .001") several times. Each time the measurement was less than the machine could measure.
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