Capacitive proximity sensors, 12 mm, 30 mm
AutomationDirect's line of proximity sensors include 12 mm round bodied DC models and unshielded 30 mm models feature AC and DC versions with plastic housings.
AutomationDirect’s line of capacitive proximity sensors now includes 12 mm metal round bodied DC models with shielded and unshielded mounting options, PNP, normally-open outputs, potentiometer adjustment and M12 quick disconnect. Unshielded 18mm dc plastic bodied models with selectable normally-open/normally-closed outputs feature logic auto detection. Additional unshielded 30 mm models feature ac and dc versions with plastic housings and have programmable normally-open or normally-closed outputs. Rectangular plastic dc sensors, ideal for sight glass applications, feature selectable normally-open or normally-closed outputs and are fitted with a two-meter three-wire axial cable.
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