II5984 \ efector 100 \ Inductive sensors \ IIK4022-FRKG/IO/US-104 \ DE \
Special Price THB 2,925.00 Regular Price THB 3,900.00
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Delivery date: 4 ก.ย. 2569
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Details II5984 \ efector 100 \ Inductive sensors \ IIK4022-FRKG/IO/US-104 \ DE \
II5984 \ efector 100 \ Inductive sensors \ IIK4022-FRKG/IO/US-104 \ DE \ IO-Link metal detection inductive sensor with two outputs in one unit
- Covers processes, capable of transmitting data and switch signals simultaneously quickly
- Aids in analyzing the time when machinery will fail or deteriorate to help plan maintenance
- Analysis data helps reduce downtime for machines
- Configurable functions and stored values increase versatility in use
Tech Data II5984 \ efector 100 \ Inductive sensors \ IIK4022-FRKG/IO/US-104 \ DE \
- Electrical design : PNP/NPN
- Output function : normally open / normally closed
- Communication interface : IO-Link
- Housing : threaded type
- Dimensions[mm] : M30 x 1.5 / L = 65
- Operating voltage[V] : 10...30 DC
- Switching frequency DC[Hz] : 100
- Switch point IO-Link[mm] : 4.3...21.5
- Ambient temperature[°C] : -40...85
- Protection : IP 65; IP 66; IP 67; IP 68; IP 69K
- Mounting : non-flush mountable
- Connection : Connector M12
| จำนวนวันจัดส่ง | 3 วัน |
|---|---|
| Special Price | THB 2,925.00 |
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