Proximity sensor - Import export

Inductive sensors with factor 1 switching distance for all metals with the same switching distance without reduction factor. Proximity sensors are based on the proven inductive principle - switches con tactless when metallic objects come close due to the inductive dampening of a resonant circuit. Factor 1 sensors are used where different metals from steel to aluminium should be detected. They are, for example, used for the occupation control of presses, where different metals are used all the time.

In addition to purely switching sensors, your sensor specialist EGE also offers you inductive proximity switches with analogue output for measuring tasks. The analogue signal is proportional to the approximation of the metal part. This sensor is also available in a version up to 160° C. The proximity sensor is based on the proven inductive principle: When metallic objects come close, the resonant circuit of a coil is dampened through induction and an analogue signal generated from it. Analogue inductive are e.g. suitable for the double occupation control of metal plates, for the tensioning control of wire or for monitoring metallic brake pads.

EGE amplifier for inductive proximity sensors complement the EGE sensors for extreme conditions from 200° C and the variants for -80° C. They are used for switching point adjustment and provide functional and output indications as well as the output signals. They also provide the 24 V DC power supply. The devices can be set up intuitively using a potentiometer. The analysis devices are suitable for top-hat rail assembly in a control cabinet. For 250° C-high temperature sensors a cable amplifier is available.