Magnetic Field Sensor – Magnetic-inductive Proximity Sensor

Features

• •Threaded barrel, M12 x 1
• •Chrome-plated brass
• •Rated operating distance 90 mm with DMR31-15-5 magnet
• •DC 2-wire, nom. 8.2 VDC
• •Output acc. to EN 60947-5-6 (NAMUR)
• •Cable connection
• •ATEX category II 1 G, Ex zone 0
• •ATEX category II 1 D, Ex zone 20
• •SIL2 (Low Demand Mode) acc. to IEC 61508, PL c acc. to ISO 13849-1 with HFT0
• •SIL3 (All Demand Mode) acc. to IEC 61508, PL e acc. to ISO 13849-1 with redundant configuration HFT1

Functional principle

Magnetic inductive proximity sensors are actuated by magnetic fields and are thus capable of detecting permanent magnets through non‐ferromagnetic materials (e.g. wood, plastic, non‐ferrous metals, aluminium, stainless steel). Thus it is possible to achieve large switching distances even with smaller housing styles. In combination with the actuation magnet DMR31‐15‐5 TURCK sensors feature a relatively high switching distance. Thus there are multiple detection possibilities, particularly if the mounting space is limited or other difficult sensing conditions prevail.