9853-5831

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Proximity sensors are range-finding devices used in automation processes to detect the presence of objects without physical contact. Proximity sensors use electromagnetic fields, ultrasound, lasers and optical fibers to detect objects, and are commonly used in robotics, material handling, security systems and factory automation applications. The 9853-5831 proximity sensor is a typical example of a non-contact sensor used in the automation industry.

The 9853-5831 proximity sensor is a three-wire “normally open” inductive sensor that can detect an object up to 18mm away. It is used to detect metal objects and is capable of detecting both ferrous and non-ferrous metals. The device has a built in photoelectric sensor which provides variable distance detection when used in conjunction with a controller or PLC. This allows for versatile usage, from sensing metal objects in an automated system, to detecting moving parts in machinery.

The 9853-5831 proximity sensor works on the principle of induction. When an electrical current is passed through a coil of wire, it creates a magnetic field that can induce current in nearby objects. In the case of the 9853-5831, the device is designed so that when an object enters its range, the metal object will induce an electrical current into the wire and be detected. The sensor then sends a signal to the controller or PLC indicating that an object has been detected.

The 9853-5831 proximity sensor is designed to provide a reliable and cost-effective solution for automation requirements. It is simple to install and operate, and can be used to detect most metal objects. The device’s low cost and reliability make it an attractive option for a wide range of industrial applications. It is also compatible with most automation systems, allowing for easy integration.

The 9853-5831 proximity sensor is an effective and reliable tool for detecting metal objects in automated systems. With its built in photoelectric sensor and variable distance detection, the device can provide reliable detection of metal objects without the need for physical contact. The device’s low cost and reliability make it an ideal solution for industrial automation applications.

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