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Carlo Gavazzi ICB18S30N14NO is an M18 non-flush inductive proximity sensor with a 14 mm sensing distance, NPN normally open output, 10–36 V DC supply and IP67 protection for industrial metal detection.
£31.99
The Carlo Gavazzi ICB18S30N14NO is a compact and reliable M18 inductive proximity sensor designed for non-contact detection of metallic objects in industrial automation and machinery applications. As part of the Carlo Gavazzi ICB inductive sensor series, it combines an extended sensing range, robust metal construction and fast solid-state switching for dependable position and presence detection.
This sensor features a 14 mm rated operating distance with non-flush mounting, allowing metallic targets to be detected without physical contact. Its NPN normally open output is suitable for integration with compatible PLC inputs, controllers and industrial automation equipment, while the short-body design helps simplify installation where mounting space is limited.
With a 10–36 V DC supply, maximum output current of 200 mA and switching frequency up to 1.5 kHz, the ICB18S30N14NO provides responsive operation for machinery, conveyors, production equipment and automated handling systems. The nickel-plated brass M18 threaded housing and IP67 protection rating support reliable operation in demanding industrial environments.
Inductive proximity sensors detect metallic objects by generating an electromagnetic field at the sensing face and monitoring changes caused by a metal target entering that field. Because no physical contact is required, they offer high reliability with minimal mechanical wear compared with conventional mechanical switches.
The ICB18S30N14NO is designed for industrial machine builders and automation engineers who require fast, repeatable metal detection. Its extended sensing distance, NPN switching output and rugged M18 housing make it suitable for monitoring component position, machine movement and material presence across automated production systems.
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| Supply Voltage | 12 V DC, 24 V DC | |
|---|---|---|
| Coil / Supply Voltage | 10–36 V DC | |
| Mounting Condition | Non-flush | |
| IP Rating | IP67 | |
| Output Type | NPN | |
| Sensing Principle | Inductive | |
| Housing Size | M18 | |
| Sensing Distance | 14 mm | |
| Output Function | NO | |
| Connection | Cable | |
| Manufacturer | Carlo Gavazzi | |
| Series | ICB Inductive Sensors | |
| Model | ICB18S30N14NO | |
| Product type | Inductive proximity sensor | |
| Sensor diameter | M18 | |
| Housing type | Cylindrical threaded barrel | |
| Housing material | Nickel-plated brass | |
| Body style | Short body | |
| Rated operating distance | 14 mm | |
| Installation type | Non-flush | |
| Output Type | NPN | |
| Output function | Normally open (NO) | |
| Supply voltage | 10–36 V DC | |
| Maximum output current | 200 mA | |
| Maximum switching frequency | 1.5 kHz | |
| Connection type | Cable | |
| Cable length | 2 m | |
| Protection rating | IP67 | |
| Operating temperature | -25 °C to +70 °C |
The sensor is used for non-contact detection of metallic objects in machinery, conveyors, production equipment and industrial automation systems.
The ICB18S30N14NO has a rated operating distance of 14 mm.
The sensor has an NPN normally open (NO) output for connection to compatible PLCs and industrial control equipment.
The ICB18S30N14NO operates from a 10–36 V DC supply.
Yes. Its nickel-plated brass housing and IP67 protection rating make it suitable for demanding industrial environments exposed to dust and moisture.
Carlo Gavazzi inductive proximity sensors are widely used by machine builders, control engineers and automation specialists for reliable non-contact metal detection across industrial machinery and production systems.
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