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EMAS SMB10RC2-B18 is a 78 mm plastic right-exit coded magnetic door switch with 1NC+1NO contacts, 8 mm sensing distance, 2 m cable and IP67 protection for contactless industrial door and guard monitoring.
£67.57
The EMAS SMB10RC2-B18 is a compact and reliable coded magnetic door switch designed for contactless monitoring of machine doors, guards and access points in industrial automation systems. As part of the EMAS SM Series magnetic door switch range, it combines a durable plastic rectangular housing with a right-exit configuration, 1NC+1NO contacts and a practical 2 m cable for straightforward integration into control circuits.
This magnetic switch provides an 8 mm sensing distance and uses contactless coded triggering to detect the corresponding actuator. Because no mechanical plunger or lever is required, the switching arrangement helps minimise wear during frequent opening and closing cycles while providing dependable position monitoring for industrial doors and guards.
With a 78 mm nominal dimension, IP67 protection rating and an operating temperature range of -25 °C to +70 °C, the SMB10RC2-B18 is engineered for demanding industrial environments. The switch is resistant to dirt and dust and features a four-core cable for connection to compatible machine control and monitoring systems.
Magnetic door switches such as the EMAS SMB10RC2-B18 detect the position of a corresponding actuator using a contactless magnetic principle. This eliminates the need for direct mechanical actuation whenever a door or guard moves, helping reduce wear and making the switch suitable for applications involving frequent operating cycles.
The SMB10RC2-B18 combines coded triggering with 1NC+1NO contacts, an 8 mm sensing distance and IP67 protection. Its rectangular plastic housing and right-exit 2 m cable make it suitable for integration into machine guards, access doors, enclosure panels and other industrial equipment requiring dependable position monitoring.
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| IP Rating | IP67 | |
|---|---|---|
| Sensing Principle | Magnetic | |
| Sensing Distance | 8 mm | |
| Connection | Cable | |
| Manufacturer | EMAS | |
| Series | SM Series Magnetic Door Switch | |
| Model | SMB10RC2-B18 | |
| Product type | Magnetic door switch | |
| Detection method | Contactless magnetic triggering | |
| Trigger type | Coded trigger | |
| Body material | Plastic | |
| Housing format | Rectangular | |
| Type | Right exit | |
| Output/contact type | 1NC+1NO | |
| Sensing distance | 8 mm | |
| Connection type | 2 m cable | |
| Cable configuration | 4 × 0.25 mm² | |
| Connection / nominal dimension | 78 mm | |
| LED indicator | No | |
| Operating temperature | -25 °C to +70 °C | |
| Protection rating | IP67 | |
| Environmental resistance | Resistant to dirt and dust | |
| Certifications | CE, EAC, SEPRO, UKCA |
The SMB10RC2-B18 is a coded magnetic door switch used for contactless detection of doors, guards and access panels on industrial machinery and automation equipment.
The switch provides a 1NC+1NO contact configuration, giving one normally closed and one normally open contact for compatible machine control and monitoring circuits.
The EMAS SMB10RC2-B18 has a specified sensing distance of 8 mm for contactless detection of its corresponding actuator.
The switch is supplied with a 2 m cable containing four 0.25 mm² conductors and uses a right-exit cable configuration.
Yes. The switch has an IP67 protection rating, is resistant to dirt and dust and is specified for operation from -25 °C to +70 °C.
EMAS SM Series magnetic door switches combine coded contactless triggering, robust industrial construction and flexible contact configurations to provide dependable door and guard position monitoring for machine builders and automation systems.
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