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SPEEDAIRE 41H529 PNP Dovetail Switch 5-28V DC 200 mA 9 ft lead
PNP dovetail switch operates at 5-28V DC with 200 mA switching current and a 9 ft lead
- PNP output simplifies wiring to PLC inputs
- 5-28 V DC range fits common control voltages
- 200 mA max current handles typical sensor loads
- 9 ft lead allows flexible mounting positions
- 4 to 176 °F rating suits harsh shop environments
SPEEDAIRE 41H529 Dovetail Switch
This SPEEDAIRE 41H529 PNP switch uses a dovetail mounting style for direct attachment to compatible cylinders. It operates on 5-28V DC with a maximum switching current of 200 mA. A 9 ft lead with three wires provides the connection. The unit functions as a normally open sensor with an integrated LED display.
Replaces Tie-Rod or Band-Mount Sensors
The dovetail profile fits cylinders with bore diameters from 3/4 to 4 in, replacing sensors that require separate brackets or bands. The jump is worth it when the cylinder extrusion has a matching dovetail slot, eliminating extra hardware and reducing installation time. It also suits applications needing a visible LED indicator for quick status checks.
Handles Standard Pneumatic Logic Loads
The 200 mA rating comfortably handles typical PLC inputs, small relays and indicator lamps within the 5-28V DC range. It runs out when the load exceeds 200 mA or when the supply voltage falls outside the stated window. The temperature range of -4 to 176 degrees F covers most indoor and outdoor industrial environments.
Highlights
- PNP output simplifies wiring to PLC inputs
- 5-28 V DC range fits common control voltages
- 200 mA max current handles typical sensor loads
- 9 ft lead allows flexible mounting positions
- 4 to 176 °F rating suits harsh shop environments
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What cylinder bore range does the 41H529 dovetail switch fit?
The switch is designed for cylinder bore diameters from three-quarter inch up to four inches.
How do I wire the three leads of this PNP switch?
Connect the brown wire to positive supply, the blue wire to ground, and the black wire to the load; the LED lights when the output is active.
When should I replace the switch based on its operating temperature range?
Plan replacement if the ambient temperature regularly exceeds one hundred seventy-six degrees Fahrenheit or drops below minus four degrees Fahrenheit.
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