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KT5001 \ Capacitive sensor \ Range mm \ PNP NO \ Ø 100 \ Cable PUR 2 m

Special Price THB 7,575.00 Regular Price THB 10,100.00
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SKU
019443
In stock: 2 pcs

Delivery within: 17/11/2026

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Details of KT5001 \ efector 140 \ Hand sensor (Metal and non-metal detector) \KTRDHMK-RBPKG/AM/2M \ DE

KT5001 \ efector 140 \ Hand sensor (Metal and non-metal detector) \KTRDHMK-RBPKG/AM/2M \ DE Capacitive sensors from ifm that come with the ability to detect metal and non-metal in industrial manufacturing processes. Suitable for use in limited spaces, as well as all weather conditions, making it highly efficient.

Technical data KT5001 \ efector 140 \ Hand sensor (Metal and non-metal detector) \KTRDHMK-RBPKG/AM/2M \ DE

  • Electrical design PNP
  • Output function normally open
  • Operating principle dynamic
  • Operating voltage[V] 12...30 DC
  • Current consumption[mA] 30
  • Protection class III
  • Reverse polarity protection yes
  • Max. power-on delay time[ms] 500
  • Electrical design PNP
  • Output function normally open
  • Permanent current rating of switching output DC[mA] 200
  • Short-circuit protection yes
  • Overload protection yes
  • Length of output signal[ms] 300
  • Response time[ms] 35
  • Weight[g] 160
  • Dimensions[mm] Ø 100 / L = 11
  • Materials active face: PA Grilamid TR 90UV transparent; housing: PC/ABS black; Coloured surround: PC/ABS green

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