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Sick IME08-04NNSZTOS Inductive Proximity Sensor NPN M8 4 mm
M8 inductive proximity sensor detects metal at 4 mm with NPN output, 4,000 Hz switching and IP67 rating
- 4 mm sensing range for reliable detection
- NPN normally-open output simplifies wiring
- IP67 enclosure rating resists dust and water
- M8 connector enables quick installation
- Operates from -25 °C to +75 °C
Sensing Range and Thread Size
The Sick IME08-04NNSZTOS is an inductive proximity sensor with a 4 mm sensing range and a safe sensing range of 3.24 mm. It features an M8 x 1 cylindrical thread design suitable for industrial automation tasks requiring non-flush mounting. The NPN normally open output operates on a 10 V DC to 30 V DC supply voltage.
Switching Frequency and Output Stability
A switching frequency of 4,000 Hz supports rapid detection cycles under continuous operation. Reproducibility is rated at 2 percent with a hysteresis band of 5 percent to 15 percent. Temperature drift of the sensing range stays within ±10 percent across the operating envelope. Short-circuit, reverse polarity and power-up pulse protection are integrated.
Housing Materials and Connector
The housing uses nickel-plated brass with a PA 66 sensing face, rated IP67 for dust and water ingress protection. An M8 3-pin connector provides the electrical interface while the metal thread allows secure mounting with a maximum tightening torque of 5 Nm. The unit withstands 30 g shock and vibration from 10 Hz to 55 Hz at 1 mm amplitude. Operating temperature spans –25 °C to +75 °C.
Highlights
- 4 mm sensing range for reliable detection
- NPN normally-open output simplifies wiring
- IP67 enclosure rating resists dust and water
- M8 connector enables quick installation
- Operates from -25 °C to +75 °C
Specifications
| Brand | Sick |
|---|---|
| Model | SICK IME08-04NNSZTOS |
Questions about this item
How much power does the IME08-04NNSZTOS draw when running continuously on a 24 V supply?
Current consumption is 10 mA at 10–30 V DC, with a maximum continuous output current of 200 mA.
Which mating connector and voltage source are required to operate this sensor?
An M8 3-pin connector and a 10–30 V DC supply with ≤10 % ripple are needed.
Will the M8 thread and 4 mm sensing range work reliably next to older M8 flush-mount sensors?
This non-flush M8×1 sensor needs a 4 mm clear zone; its 5 %–15 % hysteresis and ±10 % temperature drift differ from flush types.
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