Pepperl+Fuchs NBB1.5-5GM25-E2-V3 Inductive Sensor | 1.5mm, PNP NO, IP67, M25x1.5 Thread

Exceptional Sensing Precision​

The NBB1.5 - 5GM25 - E2 - V3, an inductive sensor by Pepperl + Fuchs, is designed for outstanding sensing precision. With a rated operating distance of 1.5 mm, it can accurately detect metallic targets within its range. Operating in a 3 - wire DC system, it features a normally open (NO) switching function and a PNP output type. The sensor's switching frequency is optimized to ensure rapid response times. This makes it an ideal choice for applications where high - precision object detection is crucial. For instance, in the production of micro - mechanical components, it can precisely identify the position of minute parts, minimizing assembly errors.​

Durable and Compact Build​

This sensor showcases a durable and compact build. Its housing, likely made of high - quality materials, offers excellent resistance to mechanical stress. Although the exact protection rating isn't specified, it's expected to protect against dust and minor splashes. The compact size allows for easy installation in tight - space applications. Operating within an ambient temperature range of - 25 °C to 70 °C (- 13 °F to 158 °F), it can function reliably in various industrial settings. Additionally, it comes equipped with reverse polarity and short - circuit protection, enhancing its durability and ensuring stable performance.​

Versatile Industrial Applications​

The NBB1.5 - 5GM25 - E2 - V3 is highly versatile in industrial applications. It can be seamlessly integrated into automated production lines to detect the presence or position of small parts on conveyor belts. In robotic applications, it enables robot arms to precisely pick and place components with great accuracy. The standard connection type, although not detailed, ensures easy installation in existing systems. The sensor also has clear LED indicators, a green one for operating voltage and a yellow one for the switching state, which makes it convenient for operators to monitor the sensor's status and maintain smooth operation in diverse industrial scenarios, such as in the electronics manufacturing and medical device production industries.