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Detector Holder Vertical 12mm

10,70 €

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SENO-GS12 is a detector holder for vertical mounting of 12.1 mm sensors. The module is mounted directly onto the sensor shafts SENO-SW8 or SENO-SW12 as well as SENO-SWD8 or SENO-SWD12 and is ideally suited for inductive sensors.

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Article number: SENO-GS12
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Description

SENO-GS12 ist ein Sensorhalter zur senkrechten Montage von Sensoren mit 12,1 mm Durchmesser. Die Montage erfolgt im rechten Winkel zur Sensorwelle und ermöglicht so eine klare, frontale Ausrichtung des Sensors.

Thanks to the integrated M5 thread, the holder is directly compatible with the sensor shafts SENO-SW8 and SENO-SW12, as well as SENO-SWD8 and SENO-SWD12. SENO-GS12 is particularly suitable for use with inductive sensors when space-saving and precise sensor positioning is required.

Additional Information

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Color

Black anodized (Standard)

HS code

90330090

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Country of origin

Germany

Material

Aluminum (milled)

FAQ

1. How is the SENO-GS mounted?

The Sensor Holder features an integrated thread and is mounted directly onto SENO sensor shafts. This allows it to be integrated into existing assemblies without additional adapters while enabling quick and easy position adjustment when required.

2. How are sensors mounted in the SENO-GS?

The sensor is inserted through the designated bore and secured with nuts on both sides. This ensures a secure fit and keeps the sensor reliably in position.

3. When is a vertical sensor orientation beneficial?

The vertical mounting orientation positions the sensor directly toward the detection area. This is particularly beneficial when a clearly defined detection direction is required or when the sensor needs to be precisely aligned with an object.

4. What role does the SENO-GS play in modular assemblies?

The SENO-GS integrates seamlessly into modular sensor assemblies. Sensors can be positioned, readjusted, or replaced without modifying the rest of the structure.