Wenglor I1QH005 Inductive Sensor with IO-Link

Inductive Sensor with IO-Link.

$116.00
Part Number
  • I1QH005
Highlights...

Features

  • Minimal mounting clearance thanks to wenglor weproTec
  • Innovative ASIC circuit technology
  • Easy sensor configuration using the IO-Link interface
  • Integrated error display and error output
  • Adjustable switching distance
  • Switching Distance: 20 mm
  • Standard Target: 60 × 60 mm
  • Correction Factors Stainless Steel V2A/CuZn/Al: 0,83/0,32/0,31
  • Mounting: Flush
  • Mounting A/B/C/D in mm: 0/40/60/0
  • Mounting B1 in mm: 6 to 35
  • Switching Hysteresis: < 10 %
  • Supply Voltage: 10 to 30 V DC
  • Supply Voltage with IO-Link: 18 to 30 V DC
  • Current Consumption (Ub = 24 V): < 15 mA
  • Switching Frequency: 700 Hz
  • Temperature Drift: < 10 %
  • Temperature Range: -40°F to 176°F
  • Switching Output Voltage Drop: < 1 V
  • Switching Output/Switching Current: 150 mA
  • Residual Current Switching Output: < 100 µA
  • Short Circuit Protection: yes
  • Overload Protection: yes
  • Reverse Polarity Protection: yes
  • Interface: IO-Link V1.1
  • Protection Class: III
  • Housing Material: Plastic, ABS
  • Sensing face: Plastic, PBT
  • Full Encapsulation: yes
  • Degree of Protection: IP67
  • Connection: M12 × 1; 4-pin
  • Weight: 102 g
  • MTTFd (EN ISO 13849-1): 3,706.54 a
  • Packaging unit: 1 Piece
  • Error Indicator: yes
  • Programmable switching distance: 12/15/20 mm
  • Programmable switching frequency: yes
  • IO-Link: yes
  • Programmable error output: yes
  • PNP NO: yes
  • Output: Error Output, Push-pull, NPN, PNP
  • Circuit: NC, NC/NO, NO
  • Complementary Products: IO-Link Master, Software
The Inductive Sensors have not only been equipped with ASIC, but rather with an IO-Link interface as well for ideal integration into networks. As a result, a total of three switching distances and two switching frequencies can be selected, and PNP/NPN as well as NO/NC/antivalent options can be set as desired. This reduces the number of variants while simultaneously expanding the scope of functions.