PHD offers a wide variety of proximity switches and sensors to create an easy interface between the different controllers, logic systems, and PHD actuators utilized in automation and industrial manufacturing. There are many choices of reed, hall-effect, and other solid state switches that provide feedback for the many styles of pneumatic and electric cylinders, grippers, rotary actuators, and slides.
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Designed specifically to provide an input signal to various types of programmable controllers or logic systems. Since Hall Effect Switches are solid-state, there are no moving parts to wear out. They offer an infinite number of trouble-free operations. Series 5360 Hall Effect Switches operate on DC current only.
Available for use on select PHD products making it easy to interface these actuators with various electronic controls. They are ideal for use as inputs for many types of sequencers and programmable controllers. In some cases, they can be used to drive some relays or valve solenoids. Series 5580 Reed Proximity Switches are available in a DC model.
Designed specifically to provide an input signal to various types of programmable controllers or logic systems. Since Hall Effect Switches are solid-state, there are no moving parts to wear out. The switches offer an infinite number of trouble-free operations. Series 5580 Hall Effect Switches operate on DC current only.
Available for use with PHD ISO Cylinders and on other select PHD actuators which use the “M” magnet option. Since Solid State Switches have no moving parts to wear out, they offer an infinite number of trouble-free operations. Series 6250 Solid State Proximity Switches operate on DC current only.
Available for use on most PHD products and provide mounting versatility and save space with a compact low profile design. Series 1750 Reed Proximity Switches are available as either 10-30 VDC or 110-120 VAC models for simple interfacing to sequencers and programmable controllers.
Ideal for use as inputs for many types of sequencers and programmable controllers. Low profile integral clamp mounting is easy to adjust over the entire piston travel of the cylinder or actuator. Series 5360 Reed Proximity Switches are available in either AC or DC models.
Designed specifically to provide an input signal to various types of programmable controllers or logic systems. Since Solid State Switches have no moving parts to wear out, they offer an infinite number of trouble-free operations. Series 5360 Solid State Proximity Switches operate on DC current only.
NFPA Brackets allow for the Series 1750 Reed and Hall Effect Switches to be mounted to 1-1/2" [38.1 mm] to 8" [203.2 mm] bore NFPA Cylinders.
Available for use on most PHD products for simple interfacing to many types of electrical controllers. These switches are offered in 10-30 VDC current sinking and current sourcing versions for simple interfacing to electronic systems. Since Solid State Switches have no moving parts to wear out, they offer an infinite number of trouble-free operations. Constant amplitude output allows use with most digital logic systems.
Designed specifically to provide an input signal to various types of programmable controllers or logic systems. These switches offer both 120 VAC or 10 to 30 VDC sink and source operation for maximum flexibility in interfacing with various electronic controls. Special current limiting feature is designed into each switch for protection against potential current inrush damage to switch components.
Offers high reliability provided by solid state inductive sensing technology and are suitable for plant environments where dirt and contamination create difficulties for electromechanical and other types of switches.
The expanded line of JC1 Switches are available for use on most PHD products for simple interfacing to many types of electrical controllers. These fit into 4 mm switch slots and are offered in two sensing types, Solid State and Reed, providing the flexibility for your application and simple interfacing to system controllers.