Keyence
Keyence IV-G10 Sensor Amplifier 24 VDC 1.8 A
A 24 VDC sensor amplifier delivering 1.8 A for industrial sensing applications
- TypeSensors
- 24 VDC power supply simplifies integration
- 8 A output delivers reliable sensor drive
- Class 2 rating supports safe low-voltage operation
- IV-G10 main unit controls sensor signals directly
- First listed by manufacturer in 2023
Keyence IV-G10 Sensor Amplifier
The Keyence IV-G10 is a sensor amplifier main unit designed for industrial sensing applications. It operates on a 24 VDC power supply and draws 1.8 A of current. This new component is classified as a Class 2 device. It belongs to the sensors and transducers category for electronic systems.
Suited for 24 VDC control panels
This amplifier suits engineers integrating sensors into 24 VDC control panels where a Class 2 power rating is required. It fits builds that need a dedicated main unit for signal processing. Buyers who need a different voltage input or a higher current capacity should look at other models. It is not for systems lacking a 24 VDC source.
24 VDC 1.8 A Class 2 power specification
The decisive specification is the 24 VDC 1.8 A Class 2 power requirement. This defines the exact electrical environment the unit needs to function correctly. Verify that your power supply matches these ratings before purchase. The 2023 listing date confirms current manufacturing status.
Highlights
- 24 VDC power supply simplifies integration
- 8 A output delivers reliable sensor drive
- Class 2 rating supports safe low-voltage operation
- IV-G10 main unit controls sensor signals directly
- First listed by manufacturer in 2023
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I mount the IV-G10 amplifier and connect the 24 VDC supply without reversing polarity?
Mount the main unit on a DIN rail, then wire the 24 VDC input observing the marked polarity; the Class 2 rating limits the circuit to 1.8 A, so a correctly sized fuse must be fitted before power-up.
Which parts of the IV-G10 will need replacement after extended operation?
The amplifier has no user-serviceable modules; only the external 24 VDC power supply and any connected sensor heads may require replacement over time.
At what load does the IV-G10 reach its thermal limit during continuous use?
Continuous operation at the full 1.8 A output is the primary limit; the Class 2 design prevents sustained current above this value, so the unit will shut down or current-limit if the load exceeds 1.8 A.
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