PRD08-2DN - Cylindrical Inductive Long-Distance Proximity Sensors
Long-Distance Sensor
- SKU:
- PRD08-2DN
- Category:
- Proximity Sensors
- Brand:
$45.70
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Specifications
- Shock
- 50 sq (50G) in each X, Y, Z direction for 3 times
- Material
- Casut: nickel plated brass (DIA. of sensing side 8 mm connector typeCase: SU303), washer: nickel plated iron, sensing side: PBT
- Indicator
- Operation indicator (red LED)
- Vibration
- 1.0 mm amplitude at frequency of10 to 55Hzin each X, Y, Z direction for 2 hours
- Connection
- Cable type
- Installation
- Flush
- Power voltage
- 12 - 24 VDC(=)(ripple P-P:10 %), operating voltage:10 -30 VDC(=)
- Control output
- 200 mA
- Residual voltage
- Max. 2V
- Sensing distance
- 2mm
- Protection circuit
- Surge protection circuit, output short over current protection circuit, reverse polarity protection circuit
- Response frequency
- 1kHz
- Dielectric strength
- Between the charging part and theCase: 1,000 VAC50Hz for 1 minute
- Cable Standaraterial
- Standard type cable (black): polyvinyl chloride (PVC)
- Hysteresis(distance)
- Max. 15% of sensing distance
- Protection structure
- IP67(IEC standard)
- Current specification
- Current consumption: Max.10mA
- Insulation resistance
- 50M (50 VDC(=) megger)
- Sensing side diameter
- 8mm
- Standard sensing target
- 8�8�1mm(iron)
- Environment_Ambient humidity
- 35 to 95 %RH, storage: 35 to 95 %RH (no freezing or condensation)
- Unit weight (packaged weight)
- 43 g (63 g)
- Environment_Ambient temperature
- -25 to 70, storage30 to 80 (no freezing or condensation)
Description
The PRD08-2DN is an M8 cylindrical inductive long-distance proximity sensor with a 2 mm extended sensing range and NPN output. Long-distance series sensors provide greater sensing ranges than standard inductive sensors of the same body diameter, offering more installation flexibility. Suitable for M8-class applications where a standard 1.5 mm range is insufficient for the required mounting geometry.