Schneider Electric XS612B1MAL2 Inductive proximity sensor

• An inductive proximity sensor is an electronic sensor use to detect the presence, absence, or proximity of metallic objects without physical contact. These sensors are widely employed in industrial and manufacturing settings for various applications, including automation, material handling, and machine control. Inductive proximity sensors work based on the principle of electromagnetic induction. Inductive proximity sensors generate a high-frequency electromagnetic field around their sensing face or coil.

Product Specification:

Thread type M12 x 1
Detection face Frontal
Front material PPS
Enclosure material Nickel plated brass
Sensing range > 2.5…4 mm
Operating zone 0…3.2 mm
Differential travel 1…15% of Sr
Cable composition 2 x 0.34 mm²
Wire insulation material PVC
Status LED Output state: 1 LED (yellow)
Supply voltage limits 20…264 V AC/DC
Maximum residual current 0.8 mA open state
Switching frequency <= 1000 Hz DC
<= 25 Hz AC
Maximum voltage drop <5.5 V (closed)
Maximum delay first up 20 ms
Maximum delay response 0.5 ms
Maximum delay recovery 0.2 ms
Marking CE
Threaded length 42 mm
Length 54 mm
Net weight 0.075 kg