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    DC PNP/NPN Electrical Design Normally Open Output: Wiring

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    This document provides information about an inductive sensor model IG5820. It can detect metal objects from a distance of up to 8 mm and has LED indicators to display the sensing status. Key specifications include a sensing range of 8 mm, operating voltage of 10-36V DC, 100 mA current rating, IP67 protection rating, and a maximum switching frequency of 100 Hz. The sensor housing is made of brass and PBT plastic and has a cable connection.

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    This document provides information about an inductive sensor model IG5820. It can detect metal objects from a distance of up to 8 mm and has LED indicators to display the sensing status. Key specifications include a sensing range of 8 mm, operating voltage of 10-36V DC, 100 mA current rating, IP67 protection rating, and a maximum switching frequency of 100 Hz. The sensor housing is made of brass and PBT plastic and has a cable connection.

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    This document provides information about an inductive sensor model IG5820. It can detect metal objects from a distance of up to 8 mm and has LED indicators to display the sensing status. Key specifications include a sensing range of 8 mm, operating voltage of 10-36V DC, 100 mA current rating, IP67 protection rating, and a maximum switching frequency of 100 Hz. The sensor housing is made of brass and PBT plastic and has a cable connection.

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    DC PNP/NPN Electrical Design Normally Open Output: Wiring

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    This document provides information about an inductive sensor model IG5820. It can detect metal objects from a distance of up to 8 mm and has LED indicators to display the sensing status. Key specifications include a sensing range of 8 mm, operating voltage of 10-36V DC, 100 mA current rating, IP67 protection rating, and a maximum switching frequency of 100 Hz. The sensor housing is made of brass and PBT plastic and has a cable connection.

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    Inductive sensors

    IG5820
    IGB2008BAROG/UP
    Inductive sensor
    Metal thread M18 x 1
    Cable
    Increased sensing range
    Optical setting aid (2 LED)

    Sensing range 8 mm [f]


    flush mountable

    Made in Germany

    Electrical design DC PNP/NPN


    Output normally open
    Operating voltage [V] 10...36 DC
    Current rating [mA] 100
    Minimum load current [mA] 5
    Short-circuit protection no
    Reverse polarity protection no
    Overload protection no
    Voltage drop [V] <5
    Leakage current [mA] <1
    Real sensing range (Sr) [mm] 8 ± 10 %
    Hysteresis [% of Sr] 3...15
    Switching frequency [Hz] 100
    Correction factors mild steel = 1 / stainless steel approx. 0.7 / Al approx. 0.4 / Cu approx. 0.3
    Ambient temperature [°C] -25...70
    Protection IP 67, II
    EMC EN 60947-5-2
    EN 55011: class B
    MTTF [Years] 1522
    Housing materials brass white bronze coated; PBT
    Function display
    Switching status LED 1 x red / 1 x green
    Connection PUR / PVC cable / 3 m; 2 x 0.34 mm²
    Weight [kg] 0.192
    Accessories (included) 2 lock nuts
    Wiring
    Core colours
    BK black

    ifm electronic gmbh • Friedrichstraße 1 • 45128 Essen — We reserve the right to make technical alterations without prior notice. — GB — IG5820 — 20.04.2009

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