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AC Two-Wire Inductive Proximity Sensors

DAIDISIKE AC 2-wire inductive proximity sensors (M12/M18/M30) detect iron, steel, and aluminum without contact, powered by AC two-wire. IP67 nickel-plated brass housing resists moisture, dust, and vibration. Sensing range 2–15 mm, LED indicator, NO/NC output, short-circuit and reverse-polarity protection, CE/RoHS compliant. Choose 2 m cable or M12 connector, flush or non-flush mount. Cost-effective, rugged, ideal for machinery, assembly lines, robotic arms, and conveyors.

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Product Introduction

The DAIDISIKE AC two-wire inductive proximity sensor series is a non-contact metal detection device for industrial automation, including M12, M18, and M30 models. It supports AC two-wire power supply and detects metals like iron, steel, and aluminum. The brand is known for high reliability, durability, and cost-effectiveness, widely used in mechanical manufacturing, assembly lines, robotic arms, and conveyor systems. Sensors feature nickel-plated brass housing with IP67 protection for stable operation in harsh environments like humidity, dust, or vibration. Outputs include NO/NC for easy PLC integration. Two-wire design simplifies wiring and reduces costs while maintaining precision. Key advantages: 2-15mm sensing range, LED indicators, short-circuit and reverse polarity protection. Compliant with CE and RoHS standards, offering 2-meter cable or M12 connector options, with flush/non-flush mounting for optimized performance. This series is waterproof, ensuring reliable operation in moist environments.

Specifications Table

The following is a detailed specifications table for the DAIDISIKE AC two-wire inductive proximity sensor series, organized by size:

ParameterM12M18M30
Model SizeM12M18M30
Housing MaterialNickel-plated brassNickel-plated brassNickel-plated brass
Sensing Distance (Flush)2mm5mm10mm
Sensing Distance (Non-Flush)4mm8mm15mm
Supply Voltage20-250V AC20-250V AC20-250V AC
Current Consumption≤1.7mA (leakage)≤1.7mA (leakage)≤1.7mA (leakage)
Load Current5-500mA5-500mA5-500mA
Switching Frequency25Hz25Hz25Hz
Output TypeNO/NC (optional)NO/NC (optional)NO/NC (optional)
Protection RatingIP67IP67IP67
Operating Temperature-25°C to +70°C-25°C to +70°C-25°C to +70°C
Connection Method2m cable / M12 connector2m cable / M12 connector2m cable / M12 connector
Repeat Accuracy≤5%≤5%≤5%
Dimensions (Length)50-60mm55mm55mm
WeightApprox. 50gApprox. 100gApprox. 150g
CertificationsCE, RoHSCE, RoHSCE, RoHS

Note: Specifications may vary slightly by specific model; please refer to the product manual for exact values. Sensing distance is for standard iron targets (size twice the sensing distance). This series features waterproof design.

Technical Parameters

The technical parameters of the DAIDISIKE AC two-wire inductive proximity sensors are as follows, ensuring high performance and reliability in industrial environments:

These parameters are based on industry standards and verified through rigorous testing, ensuring long-term stable operation of DAIDISIKE sensors in automated production lines.

Working Principle

The working principle of the DAIDISIKE AC two-wire inductive proximity sensor is based on electromagnetic induction. Specifically, the sensor contains a high-frequency oscillation circuit internally, which generates an alternating magnetic field. When a metal object (target) enters the sensor's sensing area, eddy currents are induced in the target, altering the impedance and amplitude of the oscillation circuit. The sensor detects this change and, through an internal amplifier and comparator circuit, converts the signal into a switch output.

Detailed process:

1. Oscillator Generates Magnetic Field: The front-end coil of the sensor produces a high-frequency magnetic field (typically several hundred kHz).

2. Target Approaches: The metal object enters the magnetic field, absorbs energy, and generates eddy currents, causing field attenuation.

3. Detects Change: The oscillator's amplitude or frequency change is captured by the detection circuit.

4. Signal Processing: Through threshold comparison, outputs a switch signal (NO or NC).

5. Two-Wire Design: Power and signal are transmitted via the same pair of wires, simplifying the circuit; the load is connected in series in the power loop, and when the sensor activates, current changes drive the load. Since it is AC-powered, the sensor accommodates alternating current supply, with output directly switching the AC load.

This non-contact detection avoids mechanical wear, enhancing lifespan (typically over 10^7 operations). In professional terms, this is an "Inductive Proximity Sensor," compliant with IEC 60947-5-2 standards, commonly used for "Position Sensing" and "Presence Detection." Compared to DC versions, AC two-wire sensors are better suited for high-voltage environments and offer stronger resistance to electrical noise, though with lower switching frequencies. The core of detection is energy transfer via eddy current losses, applicable to ferromagnetic and non-ferromagnetic metals.

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