OVERVIEW

The SICK MZT8-03VPS-KPO is a magnetic sensor designed for precise detection in various industrial applications. It is part of SICK’s MZT8 series, known for its reliability and versatility

SPECIFICATION

• Detection Principle:
  • Utilizes a magnetic field for sensing, which allows for non-contact detection of magnetic objects. This principle is advantageous in applications where physical contact might be undesirable or impractical.
• Compact Design:
  • Features a compact and robust design, making it easy to integrate into tight spaces within machinery and equipment.
• Output Type:
  • The sensor typically offers a PNP or NPN output, allowing compatibility with a variety of control systems. Check the specific configuration (PNP or NPN) for your application needs.
• Sensitivity:
  • Designed for high sensitivity, ensuring reliable detection of small or weak magnetic fields, making it suitable for various applications where precision is critical.
• Mounting Options:
  • The MZT8-03VPS-KPO offers flexible mounting options, allowing it to be easily positioned for optimal performance in different setups.
• Temperature Range:
  • It can operate effectively in a wide temperature range, typically from -25°C to +70°C, making it suitable for various environmental conditions.
• IP67 Protection:
  • Rated IP67, which means it is dust-tight and can withstand temporary immersion in water. This level of protection ensures durability in harsh industrial environments.
• Power Supply:
  • Requires a standard power supply typically in the range of 10 to 30V DC, making it compatible with common industrial power sources.
• Response Time:
  • Offers a fast response time, enabling quick detection and signal output, which is essential for dynamic applications.

FEATURES

• Position Detection: Used for detecting the position of moving parts in machinery, ensuring proper alignment and operation.
• Safety Monitoring: Can be integrated into safety systems to monitor the position of safety gates, covers, or guards.
• Automation: Commonly utilized in automated processes to detect the presence or absence of components.