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Canfield Connector Releases Compact Magnetic Reed Sensor

Proximity sensor suitable for multiple applications.

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By DE Editors  

March 20, 2011

By DE Editors

Canfield Connector Releases Compact Magnetic Reed Sensor

Canfield Connector’s Series 8F small, reed-type proximity sensor is designed for applications where magnetic sensing is required. 

The compact magnetic sensor is small enough to fit many space requirements, and its cylindrical shape allows it to be mounted in either a simple hole or cylindrical opening. The 8F has a nylon shell that is over-molded with polyurethane to create an environmentally resilient seal from the elements, is corrosion and washdown resistant, compatible with intrinsically safe barriers and is NEMA 6 and IP67 rated. 

Also available in a tab mount version, the 8F can operate in a temperature range from -20° to + 80°C, is shock resistant to 30G and vibration resistant to 20G. A 9 ft. cord or an M8 quick connect connector is standard, and the 8F is available with either a normally open or normally closed switch type.

For more information, visit Canfield Connector.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.

 
 

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