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IMO SN6100-SL2-C is an IP67 metal-bodied industrial safety limit switch with 2NC slow-action positive-opening contacts, a 10 A rated thermal current and M20 cable entry for reliable machine position detection.
£34.62
The IMO SN6100-SL2-C is a robust metal-bodied industrial safety limit switch designed for reliable position detection and machine control in demanding automation applications. As part of the SN6 series of EN50041-style limit switches, it combines a durable enclosure with positive-opening normally closed contacts for dependable mechanical position sensing.
This limit switch uses a slow-action 2NC contact block, making it particularly suitable for applications where two normally closed circuits are required. The positive-opening contact design provides dependable switching when the actuator is mechanically operated, while screw terminals with self-lifting clamps simplify field wiring and maintenance.
With an IP67 protection rating, 10 A rated thermal current and M20 cable entry, the SN6100-SL2-C is well suited to industrial machinery, conveyors, material handling equipment and automated production systems. Its metal body provides mechanical durability, while the adjustable actuator arrangement supports flexible machine installation.
Industrial limit switches provide electrical feedback when moving machine components reach a defined mechanical position. The IMO SN6100-SL2-C uses direct mechanical actuation and slow-action contacts to provide predictable switching for machine control, interlocking and position-monitoring circuits.
Its two normally closed contacts and positive-opening design make the switch particularly useful where reliable opening of control circuits is required. The rugged metal enclosure, IP67 environmental protection and industrial screw-terminal connections allow the switch to operate reliably in machinery and automation environments where durability is essential.
| Manufacturer | IMO |
|---|---|
| Series | SN6 |
| Model | SN6100-SL2-C |
| Product type | Industrial safety limit switch |
| Contact configuration | 2NC |
| Contact action | Slow action |
| Contact operation | Positive opening |
| Rated thermal current | 10 A |
| Rated voltage | up to 600 V AC |
| Utilisation rating | AC-15 A600 / DC-13 Q300 |
| Protection rating | IP67 |
| Cable entry | M20 |
| Terminal type | Screw terminals with self-lifting clamps |
| Insulation resistance | >100 MΩ at 500 V DC |
| Initial contact resistance | <25 mΩ |
| Operating speed | 0.05 mm/s to 2 m/s |
| Mechanical operating frequency | up to 120 operations/min |
| Electrical operating frequency | up to 30 operations/min |
| Mechanical service life | 10,000,000 operations |
| Electrical service life | 500,000 operations |
| Operating temperature | -25 to +80 °C |
| Maximum relative humidity | <95% RH |
| Conduit entries | Single |
The IMO SN6100-SL2-C is used for mechanical position detection, machine control and interlocking in industrial machinery and automation systems.
The switch has a 2NC slow-action contact configuration, providing two normally closed switching contacts.
The limit switch has an IP67 protection rating, providing protection against dust ingress and temporary immersion in water when correctly installed.
The C suffix denotes an M20 cable entry, allowing connection using suitable industrial cable glands and conduit fittings.
The SN6 series has a 10 A rated thermal current and is rated for industrial control duties including AC-15 A600 and DC-13 Q300.
SN6 series metal-bodied limit switches provide durable mechanical position sensing with positive-opening contacts, flexible installation and IP67 environmental protection for industrial machinery and automation applications.
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