Magnetic Door Sensor
Model: SensorMass2025030102
Response frequency: 50Hz
Detection distance: 10mm
Induction method: magnetic induction
Output type: NPN normally open
Product type: reed switch (magnetic control type)
Rated voltage: 110/220
Rated current: 5
Casing material: ABS plastic
Description:
The magnetic proximity switch, utilizing a magnetic reed switch, designed for a wide range of applications. The magnetic contact sensor is engineered to detect magnetic fields and activate or deactivate devices based on proximity, making it suitable for various scenarios. It is commonly used in appliances such as humidifiers, air conditioners, coffee machines, washing machines, and freezers, as well as in automotive systems like car counters, scanners, and electric irons. Additionally, it is applicable in fitness equipment, such as running machines and exercise bicycles, enhancing its versatility. The sensor’s robust design ensures it operates effectively in diverse environments, providing consistent and dependable functionality. Its applications span from home electronics to industrial systems, making it a versatile solution for modern devices and equipment.
Features
- ABS shell is durable and sturdy
- Safe, insulated, no leakage risk
- High-quality reed switch, up to 1 million times of use frequency.
- Easy and convenient installation
Application
- Applied in home appliances such as humidifiers, air conditioners, juicers, coffee machines, washing machines/washing machines;
- Applied in car counters and laptops, mobile phones, scanners, electric irons, alarm magnets for doors and other advanced technology products.
- Applied in treadmills, sports bikes, etc.
Specifications
| Product name | Magnetic Door Sensor |
| Model | SensorMass2025030102 |
| Detection distance | 10mm |
| Surface material | ABS plastic |
| Output type | NPN normally open |
Can you use any magnet for door sensor?
While technically “any magnet” could potentially work with a door sensor, it’s not recommended to use just any magnet as different magnets vary in strength and size, which could lead to unreliable performance or issues with the sensor’s functionality; it’s best to use a magnet specifically designed for the door sensor you have, usually a small, strong magnet designed to maintain proper contact with the sensor when the door is closed.
How does a magnetic door sensor work?
A magnetic door sensor, also known as a reed switch sensor, uses a magnet and a sensor to detect when a door is opened. When the door is opened, the magnet is separated from the sensor, which breaks an electric circuit and triggers an alarm.
How does a magnetic sensor work?
A magnetic sensor detects changes in a magnetic field and converts them into electrical signals. Magnetic sensors can measure the strength, direction, and flux of a magnetic field.
What is the difference between a motion sensor and a door sensor?
A motion sensor detects movement within a designated area, while a door sensor specifically detects when a door is opened or closed, meaning it only alerts when there is a change in the door’s state, not general movement around it; essentially, a motion sensor can detect movement anywhere in its field of view, whereas a door sensor only detects if a door is open or shut.
