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Schneider Electric XS230SAPAL2
Inductive Proximity Sensor Series XS
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Product Description
The XS series of inductive proximity sensors is designed to detect metal objects without the need for physical contact. This sensor is part of the food and beverage processing series, featuring a cylindrical, non-flush mountable design with a diameter of 30mm and a threaded M30 x 1.5 connection. It comes with a stainless steel cylindrical body and a 2m long cable. The sensor has a sensing distance of 22mm, operates on three-wire DC supply from 12V to 24V, and provides a NO function with a PNP solid-state output.
Offer details
- Best offer from:
Trusted supplier — Poland, member since 2023, 50–99 employees- Availability:
- 3 pcs.In-StockUpdated at: 05-09-2026
- Warranty:
- 24 months
- Condition:
- New Factory Sealed
Specifications
- Brand
- Schneider Electric
- Electrical Connection
- cable
- [Us] Rated Supply Voltage
- 12...24 V DC reverse polarity protection
- Discrete Output Type
- PNP
- Discrete Output Function
- 1 NO
- Type Of Output Signal
- discrete
- Range Of Product
- Telemecanique Inductive proximity sensors XS
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