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EMAS SCM30NM1PC2 is an M30 capacitive proximity sensor with an adjustable sensing function and PNP normally open transistor output for industrial detection of suitable metallic and non-metallic targets.
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The EMAS SCM30NM1PC2 is an industrial M30 capacitive proximity sensor designed for reliable non-contact detection in machinery, process equipment and automated production systems. Its capacitive sensing principle allows it to detect suitable metallic and non-metallic targets, making it a versatile alternative to inductive sensing where materials such as plastics, glass, powders, granules or liquids need to be detected.
Featuring a cylindrical M30 threaded housing, the SCM30NM1PC2 provides a practical mounting format for industrial equipment. Its PNP normally open (NO) transistor output is suitable for connection to compatible PLC inputs and electronic control systems, providing a clear switching signal when the target enters the configured sensing area.
The SCM30NM1PC2 is designed for industrial capacitive detection applications where reliable target sensing and straightforward integration are required. Its adjustable capacitive sensing principle enables the sensor to be configured for different target materials and application conditions, supporting applications ranging from component presence detection to material and level monitoring.
Capacitive proximity sensors such as the EMAS SCM30NM1PC2 detect changes in capacitance when a target approaches the sensor face. Unlike inductive proximity sensors, capacitive devices are not restricted to metallic targets and can detect suitable materials including plastic, glass, paper, wood, powders, granular products and liquids.
This versatility makes the SCM30NM1PC2 suitable for applications where the material being monitored may not be conductive. Its PNP normally open output provides straightforward interfacing with compatible industrial controllers, while adjustable sensitivity helps optimise detection for the target material and surrounding installation conditions.
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| Output Type | PNP | |
|---|---|---|
| Sensing Principle | Capacitive | |
| Housing Size | M30 | |
| Output Function | NO | |
| Manufacturer | EMAS | |
| Series | SCM Series | |
| Model | SCM30NM1PC2 | |
| Product type | Capacitive proximity sensor | |
| Sensor size | M30 | |
| Housing shape | Cylindrical threaded | |
| Sensing principle | Capacitive | |
| Output Type | PNP transistor | |
| Output function | Normally open (NO) | |
| Detection method | Non-contact | |
| Sensitivity | Adjustable | |
| Target materials | Suitable metallic and non-metallic materials | |
| Application | Industrial presence, material and level detection |
The SCM30NM1PC2 is a capacitive proximity sensor used for non-contact detection of suitable metallic and non-metallic targets in industrial automation, machinery and process-monitoring applications.
The SCM30NM1PC2 provides a PNP normally open (NO) transistor output for connection to compatible industrial controllers and PLC inputs.
Yes. Its capacitive sensing principle allows it to detect suitable non-metallic materials such as plastic, glass, paper, powders, granules and liquids as well as metallic targets.
The SCM30NM1PC2 uses an M30 cylindrical threaded sensor format, providing a standard industrial mounting arrangement for machinery and automation equipment.
Yes. The sensor provides adjustable sensitivity, allowing its detection response to be optimised for different target materials and installation conditions.
EMAS capacitive proximity sensors provide versatile non-contact detection for machine builders and automation engineers, supporting reliable sensing of both metallic and non-metallic materials across a wide range of industrial applications.
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