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LINEAR SENSOR XM18

LINEAR SENSOR XM18 from the ELEHPD Hall Sensor And Linear Sensor range.

  • Category: Industrial Control › Hall Sensor And Linear Sensor
  • Model: chance_252
  • Brand / OEM: ELEHPD — OEM branding available
  • Export: Worldwide, FOB Ningbo / Shanghai
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About the LINEAR SENSOR XM18

The LINEAR SENSOR XM18 is part of the ELEHPD Hall Sensor And Linear Sensor range. LINEAR SENSOR XM18 from the ELEHPD Hall Sensor And Linear Sensor range. ELEHPD manufactures and exports low voltage electrical products from Yueqing, Zhejiang, China, supplying distributors, panel builders, M&E contractors and OEM buyers worldwide.

Typical applications

How to specify the right Hall Sensor And Linear Sensor

  1. Size the contact rating for the inductive load, not just the resistive current (AC-3 duty for motors)
  2. Check the coil voltage and frequency available in the panel: 24 V DC, 110 V, 230 V or 400 V AC
  3. Confirm the auxiliary contact count needed for the control and indication circuit
  4. Match the enclosure rating to the environment (IP20 inside a panel, IP65 on the machine)

Specifications


LINEAR SENSOR XM18

Outward appearance code

XM18

Detectable object

metal

Detection distance

FLush type:5mm

Non-fulsh:8mm

Model avalible

Current type

XM18-3005PMI

XM18-3008PMI

Voltage type

XM18-3005PMU

XM18-3008PMU

Voltage range

15~30VDC

Consumption

At the time of detection

≤200mA…<4mA

At the time of non-detection

≤20mA

Loading resistance

Current type

0~300Ω

Voltage type

≥2.2KΩ

Output

Current type

4-20mA

Voltage type

0-5V/ 0-10V

Allowable voltage undulation

≤5%

Output signal

PNP simulation

Linear error

±5%

Ambient tempertaure

-10°C~+70°C

Shell material

Plastic.metal

Protection grade

IP54


Frequently asked questions about the LINEAR SENSOR XM18

What is the difference between a contactor and a relay?

A contactor is built for switching power circuits repeatedly at high current, often with motor duty ratings (AC-3) and arc-suppressing chambers. A relay switches control signals at low current. In practice: contactor for the motor, relay in the control circuit that drives the contactor coil.

How do I calculate the correct contactor size for a motor?

Use the motor's full-load current, apply the AC-3 rating for the operating voltage, and allow for the number of starts per hour. As a rule of thumb, the contactor's AC-3 rating should be at least equal to the motor FLC, then step up one frame if the duty is heavy.

Do you supply the coil voltage I need?

Coil voltages are specified per order. Send the model number, coil voltage and frequency you require and we will confirm availability and lead time.

Are auxiliary contacts included?

Base models come with the standard auxiliary contact configuration for that frame. Add-on auxiliary blocks and mechanical interlocks can be quoted with the contactor.

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