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nano-15/CD

159,00 excl. VAT

nano-15/CD is the shortest ultrasonic sensor in the world with only a total length of 55 mm including the M12 connector. With a range of 250 mm, ideal for critical applications where optical or inductive sensors are not sufficient.

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HS Code: 85365019Country of Origin: Germany SKU: 03-00236 Categories: ,
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With a housing of only 55 mm, the nano-15/CD sensors from microsonic with switching output are the smallest ultrasonic sensors in the world with an M12 threaded housing. The total length of the sensors, with connector, is 60 mm. The nano sensors have a 4-pin M12 connector and are taught via pin 2.

The temperature compensation for the nano-sensors has been improved significantly. Ambient temperature and other external factors can be compensated. This makes for an improved accuracy.

Connection

4-pin M12-connector

Housing

M12

Sealing class

Features

COM input, Temperature Compensation

Material

Brass

Measuring range

20 – 250 mm

Response time

32 ms

Switching frequency

30 Hz

Series

nano-

Output

PNP (NC), PNP (NO)

Version

Distance sensor

Power supply

20 - 30 Vdc

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