New Prosense Basic Series Proximity Sensors From AutomationDirect

January 5, 2021

The new Prosense Basic series of proximity sensors offer great value for general industrial applications.

These round inductive proximity sensors made from nickel-plated brass are offered in barrel sizes from 8mm to 30mm. Flush and non-flush mount styles are available in sensing distances up to 15mm and offer an LCP (liquid crystal polymer) active face.

PNP logic models are available with either a N.O. or N.C. output; NPN logic is also available with a N.O. output.

M12 quick-disconnect or 2m pigtail termination styles are available for all sizes.

These IP67-rated sensors start at $9.75 and have a lifetime warranty.

Learn more by visiting: www.automationdirect.com/proximity.

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