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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a non-ferrous detector and a ferrous detector?
Hide ShowDifference between ferrous product to be detected and non-ferrous product to be detected
Ferrous products: any steel
Non-ferrous products: any metal except steel (brass, copper, etc.)
- Caution, non-ferrous does not mean any material (wood, plastic, etc.), it refers to metals
Difference between ferrous sensors and non-ferrous sensors
There are sensors which can detect:
Ferrous metals as a preference (steel, iron)
The sensing distances for these products vary according to the metals to be detected: maximum for ferrous metals and dependent on a Km coefficient typical of each metal (value between 0 and 1: Km = 1 for steel)
This coefficient reduces the sensor detection range. For example while Km = 1 for cast iron, it is only 0.25 for copper.
This is the conventional inductive sensor
Both ferrous (steel, iron) and non-ferrous (brass, aluminum, copper, etc.) metals
The sensing distance for these sensors is the same for both ferrous and non-ferrous materials. The Km coefficient is always 1
They are called Ferrous/Non-Ferrous sensors.
The Schneider part numbers are: XS1M18KPM40x, XS1M30KPM40x 18 and 30 diameter sensors respectively and XS7C40KPM40
Selective, either ferrous materials or non-ferrous materials
The Schneider part numbers are: XS1M18PAS40x insensitive to ferrous materials, XS1M18PAS20x insensitive to non-ferrous materials
They are called selective Ferrous/Non-Ferrous sensors.
Difference in detection principles
For both sensors, an LC oscillator creates an electromagnetic signal.
The difference in detection principles for the two types of sensor lies in:
Attenuation of the oscillation amplitude for ferrous materials, it is significant for ferrous materials and insignificant for non-ferrous materials
Variation in oscillation frequency for selective or non-selective ferrous/non-ferrous materials. For high-frequency operation (in the region of one MHz), both types of material (ferrous and non-ferrous) have the same effect on the oscillation frequency variation.
Km coefficient depending on the different metals for inductive sensors
What is the best alternative for 5012S164/4LWE?
Hide ShowIf you are after a replacement electronic switch for a 5012S164/4L-WE then order the standard item “B5034MNLPCB-WE” which contains a PCB Assy plus the Rear Cover.
If you are after an equivalent to a 5012S164/4L-WE the closest we have can be achieved by ordering 1 x “B12/30/6-WE” + 3 x “5031NMML” + 9 x “5031NMS”
If just for replacement then you could get B503xNL and remove the Metal Plate and just use the gang switch to replace the old unit.
B5031NL, B5032NL, B5034NL
What is the replacement contact/diaphragm kit # for 9013GHG2?
Hide Showreplacement contact/diaphragm kit for 9013GHG2
Product Line:
Pressure, Vaccum and Float Switches
Environment:
9013 Float Switches
Resolution:
9998PC205 is the contacts only for All 9013 GHG except with Forms H( NO and NC) and R (Reverse action). ONLY means alone and that no other parts are included.
The Diaphragm assy would be part number 9998PC208. The diaphram is a mechanical acutating mechanism which has no electrical components in it as it is shipped.