Inductive Proximity Sensor (PNP + NO) is a robust, non-contact sensor designed to detect metallic objects with high precision. It operates on the inductive sensing principle, generating an electromagnetic field that detects the presence of metal objects (such as iron, steel, or aluminum) within its range.
With its 12mm cylindrical body, this sensor is compact and easy to mount on industrial machines, robotic systems, or automation setups. It provides a PNP normally open (NO) output, making it simple to interface with Arduino, PLCs, CNC controllers, and industrial automation boards.
The KOSMOS sensor ensures excellent repeatability, high switching frequency, and long service life, making it ideal for proximity detection, object counting, and position sensing in both educational and industrial environments.
⚙️ Features:
Type: Inductive Proximity Sensor – PNP NO
Sensing Distance: 4mm–8mm (depending on metal type)
Diameter: 12mm
Output Type: PNP, Normally Open (NO)
Supply Voltage: 6V–36V DC
Output Current: ≤ 300mA
Detection Object: Metals (iron, steel, aluminum, etc.)
Response Frequency: ≤ 500Hz
Indicator: Built-in LED (detection status)
Material: Nickel-plated brass body
Cable Length: ~1 meter
Mounting Type: Threaded barrel with nuts for easy installation
📦 Applications:
Industrial automation and control systems
Robotic arms and position detection
Metal object counting systems
Conveyor automation and limit sensing
Arduino and PLC-based sensor experiments
Proximity sensing in smart machinery
