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Cylindrical inductive proximity switch, metal threaded body

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A magnetic proximity switch with normally open 2-wire operation for punch counting applications

  • Normally open output simplifies punch counting logic
  • Two-wire design reduces cabling complexity
  • Inductive sensing detects metal targets reliably
  • 12 mm diameter suits standard mounting holes

Magnetic Proximity Switch SJM12-10D1

This magnetic proximity switch is a normally open 2-wire inductive sensor designed for punch counting and position detection in industrial automation. It suits engineers and maintenance technicians who need a reliable non-contact switch for machine control circuits.

2-wire normally open output

The sensor operates with a simple two-wire normally open configuration that closes the circuit when a ferrous target enters the sensing field. Buyers who require a normally closed output or a three-wire PNP or NPN output cannot use this switch.

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Questions about this item

What does the 10 mm sensing distance mean once the switch is mounted in a real machine?

It is the maximum gap at which the switch reliably detects a magnetic target; metal shavings or vibration can reduce the practical range slightly.

How does the 2-wire interface cap what the switch can do in practice?

It supplies power and signal on the same pair, so the load must tolerate the leakage current and voltage drop inherent to two-wire operation.

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