Proximity Sensors Inductive

High Temperature
Types IA, DC, M5, M8
• Stainless steel housings
• For flush mounting
• Short body
• Sensing distance: 0.8 - 1 mm
• Power supply: 10 to 30 VDC
• Output: Transistor NPN or PNP, Normaly open
• 2 m silicone cable

Product Description Ordering Key IA 05 BSF 08 NO HT-K

Inductive proximity sensor metal. Output configuration Type
with transistor output in M5 for NPN/PNP with NO as Housing style
and M8 stainless steel hous- standard. Connection with 2 Housing size
ing for flush mounting in m silicone cable. Housing material
Housing length
Detection principle
Sensing distance
Output type
Output configuration
High temperature

Type Selection
Rated Connection Housing Ordering no. Ordering no.
operating type dimensions Transistor NPN Transistor PNP
dist. (Sn) Normally open Normally open

0.8 mm Cable, 2 m M5 IA 05 BSF 08 NOHT-K IA 05 BSF 08 POHT-K

1.0 mm Cable, 2 m M8 IA 08 BSF 10 NOHT-K IA 08 BSF 10 POHT-K

All types for flush mounting in metal

Specifications
Rated operational volt. (UB) 10 to 30 VDC (ripple included) Ambient temperature
Ripple ≤ 10% Operating -25° to +120°C (-13° to +248°F)
Storage -30° to +125°C (-22° to +257°F)
Rated operational current (Ie)
Continuous ≤ 50 mA @ + 25°C (+75°F) Degree of protection IP 67 (Nema 1, 3, 4, 6, 13)
No-load supply current (Io) ≤ 5 mA (ON) Connection Cable, silicone, 2 m, AWG 26
Voltage drop (Ud) < 3,0 V (@ Imax) Housing material Stainless steel
Frequency of op. cycles (f) CE-marking Yes
IA05 3 kHz
IA08 2 kHz
Effective operating dist. (Sr) 0.9 x Sn ≤ Sr ≤ 1.1 x Sn
Usable operating dist. (Su) 0.85 x Sr ≤ Su ≤ 1.15 x Sr

Specifications are subject to change without notice (21.01.14) 1

IA, DC, M5, M8

Dimensions Wiring Diagrams

M5 x 0,5 M8 x 1
1 BN + 1 BN +
4 BK
25
30
45

4 BK

3 BU 3 BU
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IA 05 BSF 08 .OHT-K IA 08 BSF 10 .OHT-K NPN - Normally open PNP - Normally open

Installation Hints
To avoid interference from inductive voltage/ Relief of cable strain Protection of the sensing face Switch mounted on mobile carrier
current peaks, separate the prox. switch pow-
er cables from any other power cables, e.g.
motor, contactor or solenoid cables
Incorrect

Correct

The cable should not be pulled A proximity switch should not serve as Any repetitive flexing of the
mechanical stop cable should be avoided

2 Specifications are subject to change without notice (21.01.14)