Bistable Sensors
| Model: | MK06-10-E |
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| Brand: | MEDER |
| Origin: | Made In China |
| Category: | Electronics & Electricity / Electronic Components / Sense Organ |
| Label: | Bistable Sensors , Reed Sensor , Sensor |
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| Min. Order: | - |
Product Description
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MK06-10-E Reed Sensors
Description
MK6-10-E is a magnetic latching sensor which is opened or closed by a passing magnet and remains in that state until a magnet of opposite polarity or direction passes by again.
The MK06 proximity sensors are magnetically operated Reed switches for through-hole PCB mounting. The reed sensor should be mounted on a fixed surface with the actuating magnet on the moving surface. The Reed Sensor and the magnet must be fixed in a definite distance to each other. Introduction or removal of the magnetic field determines the closing and opening of the Reed Switch. 2.54 mm PCB pin spacing, available with different distances.
Related Product: M06 Actuator Magnet
Features
- Form A, B, C and E (Latching) available
- High power switches available
- Various case sizes available
- Five operate sensitivities available
Applications
- Telecommunications
- Telephone hook switch, keyboard applications, micro switch
- Domestic appliances
- Door switch for washing machines, dishwashers, microwave / baking ovens, refrigerators etc.
- Limit switch for low-power signals
- Garage door controls, lever hoists, conveyors
- Lifts / elevators
- Position indicators
Specifications
| Contact Form | 1A, 1B, 1C, 1E (Latching) |
| Rated Power (W) | 0 to 50 |
| Switching Voltage (VDC) | 0 to 500 |
| Switching Current (A) | 0 to 1.5 |
| Carry Current (A) | 0 to 2.5 |
| Breakdown Voltage (Minimum VDC) | 100 to 700 |
| Avail. Operate Range (AT) | 5 to 60 |
Member Information
| MEDER Electronic Asia Limited | |
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| Country/Region: | Hong Kong S.A.R |
| Business Nature: | Trading Company |
| Phone: | 29551683 |
| Contact: | Werner Harder (COO) |
| Last Online: | 11 Apr, 2012 |
