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ELEVATOR

MAGNETIC SENSORS
APPROVED
C12 Half Threaded
Selection Chart
Conta ct Type max. A Mode l
C12 C15 C18 C19 E53 E61
NO Reed 0.5 C121-1A C151-1A C181-1A C191-1A
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NO Reed 1 C121-1F C151-1F C181-1F C191-1F


6 NO Reed 3 C121-1L C151-1L C181-1L C191-1L
100 36
NC Reed 0.5 C123-1M C153-1M C183-1M C193-1M
NC Reed 1 C123-1N C153-1N C183-1N C193-1N
C15 Non Threaded NC Reed 3 C123-1P C153-1P C183-1P C193-1P
NO + NC (3 wires) Reed 1 C125-1T C155-1T C185-1T C195-1T
Bistable Reed 3 C127-BC C157-BC C187-BC C197-BC E537-BC E617-BC
Bistable + NO Reed 3/1 C127-ZB C157-ZB C197-ZB
Polarized south Reed 1 C121-PS C151-PS C191-PS
Polarized north Reed 1 C121-PN C151-PN C191-PN
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Polarized 2 NO Reed 1 C121-PZ C151-PZ C191-PZ


6
110 3 36 2 NO (4 wires) Reed 1 C121-2R C151-2R C191-2R
2 NC (4 wires) Reed 0.5 C123-2G C153-2G C193-2G
NO + NC (4 wires) Reed 1 C128-2N C158-2N C198-2N
C19 Fully Threaded 3 NO (4 wires) Reed 1 C121-3C C151-3C C191-3C
NO NPN 10mA C12H-MN C15H-MN C19H-MN
NO PNP 10mA C12H-MP C15H-MP C19H-MP
Bistable NPN 10mA C12H-BN C15H-BN C19H-BN
Bistable PNP 10mA C12H-BP C15H-BP C19H-BP
Contact rating at max. 250vac except types 1A and 1M at 150vac
M12 x 1 LED is standard on sensors with NPN / PNP outputs. Also available on C15 contact types A to BC on request.
12

6
100 3 36
Magnets Accessories
(other configurations available)
Max. Operating Dist. Support
C18 With Connector MFA 020 Standard Bistable

24 41

M12 x 1
MFP 040
0.5
3

50 57 9 Rail
107 32 47 Sensor
112005

E53 Rectangular 12
M613N 27

21 33 16
111000
9 65
12 16
12.5
20

20
16

6 Distributed by:
4.5
30 35 250 14

E61 Rectangular

86 24.5
10 26

6
12

36 30 M4 17 7.5

How they work...


A Magnetic Sensor For Every Application
Magnetic Sensors offer the highest degree of reliability and are typically used in elevators to position and guide the
cab. They easily lend themselves to harsh industrial environments providing far superior sensing distances than
inductive proximity switches. for a fraction of the cost. In some applications, one of our sensors can even replace two
proximity or limit switches. Contact us with your application, today.

STANDARD CONTACTS DIVIDED CONTACTS

Without the magnet, the contacts are in their


normal state - in this case, 1N.O + 1N.C.
North
or
South
polarity

The 2 N.O. contacts close in the presence of


the magnet and re-open in its absence.
In the presence of the magnet, the contacts are
activated - the N.O. closes and the N.C. opens.
North
or
South
BISTABLE or LATCHED CONTACTS polarity

POLARIZED

The magnet’s South Pole activates both contacts. When a North Polarized sensor is used, the magnet’s North
Pole activates the output. The South Pole has no effect. The
opposite is true of South Polarized sensors.

Without the magnet , only the bi-stable contact


remains closed

DOUBLE POLARIZATION

It now takes a magnet’s North Pole to switch the


Bistable contact off and energize the Standard South
contact. In Double Polarized sensors with two contacts, the
first contact is activated in the presence of the
magnet’s South Pole while the second contact is
activated by a magnet’s North Pole.

Without the presence of the magnet, both


contacts are once again in their N.O. state. North

Z-TRAUQ INC. Tel.: 1-877-798-7287 Fax: (450)226-5837 e-mail: z-trauq@qc.aira.com

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