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Hall Effect Sensor NJK-5002C | NPN Magnetic Proximity Switch

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The NJK-5002C is a hall effect proximity sensor that finds magnetic objects without touching them. This magnetic sensor has an NPN normally open output. It switches when a magnet is within 10 mm. It's...

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What's the difference between the NJK-5002A, B, C, and D models?
The main difference is the output type, which determines how it switches. This NJK-5002C model is an NPN Normally Open (N.O.) type. This means the output is off by default and switches on when it detects a magnet.
What's the sensing distance and what voltage does it run on?
This proximity switch has a detection distance of 10mm for a standard magnet. It's built for low-voltage DC systems and works with a power supply anywhere from 5V to 30V DC.
How do I wire up this NPN sensor?
It's a standard 3-wire setup. The brown wire is for your positive supply (+5-30V DC), and the blue wire is for your negative (0V/Ground). The black wire is the signal output, which you connect to your load or PLC input.

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