E2EM-X4C1 2M

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Proximity sensors are often used in industrial applications for detecting objects that are either closed to or contact with some measuring surface. The E2EM-X4C1 2M is an inductive proximity sensor designed for detection objects made of metal. This device contains a transmitter and receiver which generate a magnetic field and detect changes in that field respectively, utilizing the impedance to detect the target object.

The E2EM-X4C1 2M proximity sensor is compatible with a variety of electrical outputs which makes it ideal for many different applications. It features a built-in amplifier that can be adjusted for sensitivity and also has a fast response time for accurate sensing. It is also resistant to false triggering from impacts or vibration, making it reliable for long-term use. The device can detect object sizes ranging from 0.5mm to 2mm, making it ideal for detecting small objects such as screws or washers.

The E2EM-X4C1 2M works by generating a magnetic field between the transmitter and receiver. When a metal object enters this magnetic field, an electrical signal is generated which is detected by the receiver. This signal is then sent to the amplifier which processes it before sending out an electrical output signal. Depending on the output type chosen, this signal can be used to control an output device, operate a motor, or power a relay.

The E2EM-X4C1 2M is a highly reliable and accurate inductive proximity sensor which can be used in many industrial applications. It is capable of detecting a wide range of metal objects and is highly resistant to false triggering. Its fast response time and built-in amplifier make it very versatile and can be used to control a variety of electrical outputs. The E2EM-X4C1 2M is a great choice for any application that requires reliable, accurate object detection.

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