Normally Closed Magnetic Switch
Model: SensorMass20250513S2
Induction method: magnetic induction
Output type: NC
Product type: Reed switch
Rated voltage: 100V DC/AC
Casing material: Zinc Alloy
Description:
The Magnet switches utilizing a normally closed reed switch, is designed for a wide range of applications. It detects magnetic fields to activate or deactivate devices based on their proximity, making it suitable for various scenarios. The magnetic switch for door is used in appliances like humidifiers, air conditioners, coffee machines, washing machines, and freezers, as well as automotive systems such as car counters, scanners, and electric irons. Additionally, it is applicable in fitness equipment like running machines and exercise bicycles, enhancing its versatility. The sensor’s robust design ensures reliable operation in diverse environments, providing consistent functionality. Its applications span from home electronics to industrial systems, making it a versatile solution for modern devices.
Features
- The internal structure is better than usual and more resistant to vibration.
- Fast response speed and strong sensitivity.
- Particularly suitable for use in narrow spaces or for detecting small objects.
- Safe and stable magnetic switch in oil environment.
- High repeatability and precise positioning, suitable for precise detection of small objects.
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, windows and other advanced technology products.
- Applied in treadmills, sports bikes, etc.
Specifications
| Product name | Magnetic door switch |
| Model | SensorMass20250513S2 |
| Detection distance | ≤20mm |
| Surface material | Zinc Alloy |
| Output type | Normally Closed |
Do magnetic reed switches go bad?
Yes, magnetic reed switches can go bad over time, but they are generally very reliable and long-lasting.
What is a normally closed reed switch?
A “normally closed” / “magnet off” reed switch has a bump concealing a small biasing magnet inside. The gap inside of a “normally open”/ “magnet on” reed switch CLOSES when a magnet is nearby, completing the circuit and causing the LED to switch on. A magnet nearby turns the LED on.
What does a magnetic switch do?
A magnetic switch detects the presence of a magnetic field and triggers an electrical signal. This signal can be used to control actions like starting, stopping, or accelerating an electric motor.
